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Command line in debug mode, list of supported commands and keys

SMG provides several ways to connect to the command line interface:

Terminal (com port) – enables device configuration via CLI and firmware update;
Telnet port 23 – terminal (com port) duplicate;
SSH port 22 – terminal (com port) duplicate.

System of commands for SMG gateway operation in the debug mode

To enter the debug mode, connect to the CLI and enter tracemode command.

Table 30 — Debug mode commands

Command

Description

help

View the list of available commands

quit

Exit from debug mode

logout

Exit from debug mode

exit

Exit from debug mode

history

Show the list of previously entered commands

radact [on/off]

Turn RADIUS on/off

radshow

View the list of requests to RADIUS server

resolve

Check domain name resolution
Parameter: domain name

rstat

View RADIUS protocol operation statistics

q931timers

View Q.931 timer values

mspping [on/off] <idx>

Enable/disable signal processor querying; idx — signal processor name — 0..5

stream [stream]

View E1 stream state or a specific stream state, 'stream' is a stream number (0..15)

e1stat <stream>

View E1 stream counters

alarm

View alarm log information

sync

View synchronization source information

syncfreq

View synchronization frequency information

setsync

Forced synchronization source change

Parameter — <stream number>

checkmod

Check number modifier operation for the specific number

Parameters: <modifier table><phone number to be checked>

frmtrace

Enable low-level tracing for E1 signal streams Parameters: <level><stream number><usage>

Level: l1, l2, l3
Usage: 1 — enabled, 0 — disabled

cic <linkset>

View status of channels in the link set, <linkset> is SS7 link set number

checknum

Check the number with the dial plan

cfg read

Apply the current configuration; this command will reset and re-initialize E1 streams

callref

Show information on active SIP calls

rtpdebug <level>

Enable switch RTP debugging; <level> is a debugging level

This command may cause the gateway to become unresponsive under load.

mspcports

View RTP port state

mspcshow <device>

View signal processor connection statistics

sipstat

View SIP call statistics

sipclrstat

Reset SIP statistics counters

sipreg

View information on the subscriber or trunk registration

Parameters: <user>, <trunk <self|user>>

sipreg user

View the list of registered subscribers (similar to 'reginfo' command)

sipreg trunk self

View information on SIP interface trunk registration on the upstream server

sipreg trunk user

View information on SIP interface subscriber registration on the upstream server

route

View information on network routes processed by VoIP

showcall

View information on currently active calls

license

View information on currently active licenses

mspreglog

Enable signal processor command tracing

mspunreglog

Disable signal processor command tracing

talk

View call statistics

trunk cps

Information on the current quantity of calls per second for the trunk group Parameters: <idx> — trunk group number

trunk stat

Information on the current calls for the trunk group Parameters: <idx> — trunk group number

sys

View system information, firmware version

hwreboot

Rebooting device

trace

Tracing functions

reginfo

Enter information on the registered subscribers

regcon

This command allows you to return to normal mode after unregcon command execution (if application was not terminated abnormally)

unregcon

This command is used in extreme cases to identify the accurate location of the application abnormal termination

stop

Restart the software

Tracing commands available through the debug port

Enable debugging globally

Command syntax:

trace start

Disable debugging globally

Command syntax:

trace stop

Enable/disable debugging for specific arguments

Command syntax:

trace <POINT> on/off <IDX> <LEVEL>

Parameters:

<POINT>	argument
<IDX>	numeric parameter
<LEVEL>	debug level

Table 31 — Possible arguments (<POINT>)

Value <POINT>	Command description	Value <IDX>
hwpkt	Tracing of packet contents at the first level of exchange between the main application and E1 stream driver	0..15
stream	E1 stream tracing	0..15
port	Application operation tracing	Not used
isup	SS7 protocol ISUP subsystem operation tracing	Not used
mtp3	SS7 protocol MTP3 level operation tracing for Е1 stream	0..15
sipt	SIP/-T/-I protocol operation tracing	Not used
pril3	DSS1 protocol third level operation tracing for Е1 stream	0..15
sw	TDM switch tracing	Not used
mspc	IP slips tracing	Not used
mspd	Signal processor operation tracing	0..7
net	2nd layer data network operation tracing	Not used
sync	Synchronization source operation tracing	Not used
erl1	Low-level tracing for the system that transfers messages between the application and SIP module	Not used
erl3	High-level tracing for the system that transfers messages between the application and SIP module	Not used
snmp	SNMP protocol operation tracing	Not used
np	Dial plan (routing) operation tracing	Not used
mod	Modifier operation tracing	Not used
alarm	Gateway alarm state tracing	Not used
radius	RADIUS protocol operation tracing	Not used

SMG configuration via Telnet, SSH, or RS-232

To configure the device, you should connect to it via Telnet or SSH protocol, or by the RS-232 cable (for access via CLI). Default IP address: 192.168.1.2, mask: 255.255.255.0.

Initial startup username: admin, password: rootpasswd.

Once you have logged in using the default password, the system will ask you to create a new, strong password:

You are required to change your password immediately (root enforced)

To set a new password, enter the command password. In the ‘Old password:’ field, enter the current password rootpasswd; in the ‘New password:’ field, enter a new password that meets the following security criteria:

The password must contain at least six characters.
Blank passwords are not permitted.
The password must contain a combination of four different types of characters:
- uppercase letters;
- lowercase letters;
- numbers;
- special characters, such as ()-_+=[]{};:'\|<>?/..
The password must not contain identical characters making up 50% or more of its length.
The old password must not be part of the new password.

If the password does not meet the specified criteria, the user will receive a warning and will need to start the password change procedure again:

Bad password: similar to old password
Bad password: too many similar characters

Далее в строке «Retype password:» следует повторить ввод нового пароля.

Changing password for admin
Old password: 
New password: 
Retype password: 
Password for admin changed by admin

Изменения конфигурации, выполненные через CLI (Command Line Interface) или web-конфигуратор, применяются непосредственно после совершения.

Для сохранения конфигурации в энергонезависимую память устройства необходимо перейти в режим конфигурирования с помощью команды config, далее выполнить команду copy running_to_startup.

Срок действия пароля пользователя составляет 90 дней.

За неделю до окончания срока действия пароля и после успешной авторизации пользователь получит соответствующее сообщение:

Warning: your password will expire in 6 days

Если же срок действия пароля уже истёк, то сообщение будет следующее:

You are required to change your password immediately (password aged).

В случае если пользователь увидел такое сообщение, ему необходимо заново пройти процедуру смены пароля, описанную выше.

Given below is a complete list of commands sorted in alphabetic order.

List of CLI commands

Table 32 — CLI commands

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
alarm global			Show the current alarm information
alarm list clear			Clear fault events log
alarm list show			Show fault events log with identification of fault type and status, occurrence time and localization parameters
config			Enter the device parameter configuration mode
CPU load statistic			Show CPU load for the last minute
date			Set the device local date and time
	<DAY>	1-31
	<MONTH>	1-12
	<YEAR>	2011-2037
	<HOURS>	00-23
	<MINS>	00-59
dhcp start			Launch DHCP server
dhcp stop			Stop DHCP server
exit			Terminate this CLI session
firmware update tftp			Firmware update without automatic gateway restart
	<FILE>	firmware file name	FILE – firmware file name
	<SERVERIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	SERVERIP – FTP server IP address
firmware update ftp			Firmware update without automatic gateway restart
	<FILE>	firmware file name	FILE – firmware file name
	<SERVERIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	SERVERIP – FTP server IP address
firmware update usb	<FILE>	firmware file name	Firmware update with gateway restart FILE – firmware file name
firmware update_and_reboot tftp			Firmware update with gateway restart
	<FILE>	firmware file name	FILE – firmware file name
	<SERVERIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	SERVERIP – TFTP server IP address
firmware update_and_reboot ftp			Firmware update with gateway restart
	<FILE>	firmware file name	FILE – firmware file name
	<SERVERIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	SERVERIP – FTP server IP address
firmware update_and_reboot usb			Firmware update with gateway restart
firmware update_and_reboot usb	<FILE>	firmware file name	FILE – firmware file name
history			View history of entered commands
license download			Download license from the address specified
	<FILE>	license
	<SERVERIP>	Server IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
license update			Update the license
license reset	no/yes		Delete all installed licenses
management			Enter SS7 stream management mode
mirroring			Enter mirroring management mode
number check			Availability check for routing by this number. Check is performed by caller and callee masks and also in the database of the configured SIP, PRI and V5.2 subscribers. The check provides the routing possibility data for this number in the defined dial plan: calling-table – routing by the caller table; called-table – routing by the callee table; NOT found in – routing by this table is not possible; found in – routing by this table is possible. SIP/PRI/V5.2 abonent ID[11] index [0] — SIP/PRI/V5.2 subscriber [subscriber ID] [database record number for this subscriber] Prefix [6] — routing by prefix [prefix number in the list]
	<NUMPLAN>	0-15/0-255
	<NUMBER>	string of no more than 31 characters
	<COMPLETE>	yes/no
mirroring			Ethernet port mirroring configuration
password			Change access password via CLI
pcmdump			Collect packets from the specified E1 stream
	<STREAM>	0-15	STREAM – number of stream for capture
	<FILE>	string	FILE – file for writing
quit			Terminate this CLI session
reboot	<YES_NO>	yes/no	Reboot device
sh			Go to Linux Shell from CLI
sntp retry			Send SNTP request to the server for time synchronization
statistic			Enter the statistics viewing mode
tcpdump			Capture packets from the Ethernet device
	<DEVICE>	eth0/eth1/local	DEVICE – interface for monitoring
	<FILE>	string	FILE – file for packet writing
	<SNAPLEN>	0-65535	SNAPLEN – byte quantity captured from each packet (0 — full packet capture)
tftp put			Get file via TFTP. This command allows to download the tracings made by tcpdump and pcmdump commands
	<LOCAL_FILE>	string
	<REMOTE_FILE>	string
	<SERVERIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
tracemode			Enter the tracing mode

Statistics mode

In this mode, you may view the statistics data in accordance with Q.752 ITU-Т guideline tables.

Enter the statistics viewing mode

Command syntax:

statistic

Enter the MTP (SS7) signaling traffic volume viewing mode

Command syntax:

mtp

Execution result:

Change to MTP statistic mode SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]>

Parameters used in MTP traffic statistics viewing commands

<LINK>	Е1 stream number
<LINKSET>	SS7 link set number
<TIME1>	amount of time for statistics output (hours)
<TIME2>	amount of time for statistics output (minutes)

View MTP traffic general state

Command syntax:

signalling link allstat <LINK> <TIME1> <TIME2>

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]> signalling link allstat 8 12 0

Meaning:

8th E1 stream statistics is shown from all tables for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

View signaling traffic (MTP message accounting)

Q.752 ITU-Т guidelines, Table 15

Command syntax:

message accounting <LINK> <TIME1> <TIME2>

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]> message accounting 8 12 0

Execution result:

        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |      SS7 MTP message accounting.    Link   08     |
        +---------------+-----------------+-----------------+
        |     Period:  00:00:00 –  00:00:00 (    0 sec)     |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |               |     Messages    |      Octets     |
        +---------------+-----------------+-----------------+
        |  Received     |             0   |             0   |
        +---------------+-----------------+-----------------+
        |  Transmitted  |             0   |             0   |
        +---------------+-----------------+-----------------+

Meaning:

8th E1 stream MTP signaling traffic volume is shown for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

MTP signalling link faults and performance

Q.752 ITU-Т guidelines, Table 1

Command syntax:

signalling link faults_and_performance <LINK> <TIME1> <TIME2>

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]> signalling link faults_and_performance 8 12 0

Execution result:

+---------------------------------------------------+
|     MTP SL faults and performance.   Link  08     |
+---------------------------------------------------+
|     Period:  00:00:00 –  00:00:00 (    0 sec)     |
+---------------------------------+-----------------+
|  Duration the In-service state  |          0 sec  |
+---------------------------------+-----------------+
|  SL failure events all reasons  |          0      |
+---------------------------------+-----------------+
|  Number of SU received in error |          0      |
+---------------------------------+-----------------+

Meaning:

8th E1 stream signaling link faults and performance counters are shown for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

MTP signalling link availability

Q.752 ITU-Т guidelines, Table 2

Command syntax:

signalling link availability <LINK> <TIME1> <TIME2>

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]> signalling link availability 8 12 0

Execution result:

        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |         MTP SL availability.      Link  08        |
        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |     Period:  00:00:00 –  00:00:00 (    0 sec)     |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  Duration of SL unavailability  |          0 sec  |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+

Meaning:

8th E1 stream signalling link unavailability duration is shown for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

MTP signalling link utilization metrics

Q.752 ITU-Т guidelines, Table 3

Command syntax:

signalling link utilization <LINK> <TIME1> <TIME2>

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]> signalling link utilization 8 12 0

Execution result:

        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |         MTP SL utilization.      Link  08         |
        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |     Period:  00:00:00 –  00:00:00 (    0 sec)     |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  SIF and SIO octets transmitted |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  SIF and SIO octets received    |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  MSUs discarded due congestion  |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+

Meaning:

8th E1 stream utilization metrics are shown for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

MTP signalling link set and route set availability

Q.752 ITU-Т guidelines, Table 4

Command syntax:

signalling link availability <LINKSET> <TIME1> <TIME2>

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]> signalling link availability 8 12 0

Execution result:

        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |         MTP SL utilization.      Link  08         |
        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |     Period:  00:00:00 –  00:00:00 (    0 sec)     |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  SIF and SIO octets transmitted |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  SIF and SIO octets received    |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  MSUs discarded due congestion  |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+

Meaning:

Linkset and route set availability metrics are shown for for the 8^th Link for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

View MTP signalling point status

Q.752 ITU-Т guidelines, Table 5

Command syntax:

signalling point status <LINK> <TIME1> <TIME2>

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[MTP]> signalling point status 8 12 0

Execution result:

        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |      MTP signalling point status.   Link  08      |
        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |     Period:  00:00:00 –  00:00:00 (    0 sec)     |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  Adjacent SP inaccessible       |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  Duration of SP inaccessible    |          0 sec  |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+
        |  MSUs discarded due error       |          0      |
        +---------------------------------+-----------------+

Meaning:

8th E1 stream signalling point metrics are shown for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

Enter the packet traffic viewing mode

Command syntax:

packets

Execution result:

SMG-[STAT]-[PACKETS]>

View QoS statistics for packet traffic

Command syntax:

show <TIME1> <TIME2>

Parameters:

<TIME1>	amount of time for statistics output (hours)
<TIME2>	amount of time for statistics output (minutes)

Example:

SMG-[STAT]-[PACKETS]> show 12 0

Execution result:

        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |                 Packet statistic                  |
        +---------------------------------------------------+
        |     Period:  12:00:17 –  13:22:32 ( 4935 sec)     |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets received            |             0      |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets transmitted         |             0      |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets lost                |             0      |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets lost (percentage)   |      0.000000      |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets bad                 |             0      |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets bad (percentage)    |      0.000000      |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets trip-time average   |             0 ms   |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets trip-time min       |             0 ms   |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+
        |  Packets trip-time max       |             0 ms   |
        +------------------------------+--------------------+

Meaning:

QoS statistics for packet traffic data is shown for 12-hour 00-minute interval.

Management mode

To enter the SS7 stream management mode, execute management command.

SMG> management 
Entering management mode.
SMG-[MGMT]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
exit			Move to a higher menu level
history			View history of entered commands
nslookup	<HOST>	string	Request IP address for host with the name specified HOST – address for request
ping host	<HOST>		Send PING request to the host specified
ping ip	<IP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Send PING request to the IP address specified
e1 stat clear	<STREAM>	0-15	Reset statistics for the Е1 stream specified
e1 stat show	<STREAM>	0-15	View statistics for the Е1 stream specified
ss7link	<SS7_LINK>	0-15	Proceed to the specified SS7 stream parameter management
ss7netlink			Proceed to netlink management
quit			Terminate this CLI session

SS7 stream management mode

To enter this mode, execute ss7link <Link> command in the SS7 stream configuration mode, where <Link> is SS7 stream number that may take values in the range from 0 to 15.

SMG-[MGMT]> ss7link 0
E1[0]. Signaling is SS7
SMG-[MGMT]-[SS7LINK][0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
chan block	<CHAN_INDEX>	1-31	Block the specified channel (BLO)
chan ccr			Send CCR message and check the channel integrity with this message
	<CHAN_INDEX>	1-31
	start
	state
	stop
chan group block			Block a group of channels
	<CHAN_INDEX_START>	1-31	CHAN_INDEX_START – starting E1 channel number in a group
	<CHAN_COUNT>	2-31	CHAN_COUNT – quantity of channels in a group
chan group reset			Reset channel group
	<CHAN_INDEX_START>	1-31	CHAN_INDEX_START – starting E1 channel number in a group
	<CHAN_COUNT>	2-31	CHAN_COUNT – quantity of channels in a group
chan group unblock			Unblock a group of channels
	<CHAN_INDEX_START>	1-31	CHAN_INDEX_START – starting E1 channel number in a group
	<CHAN_COUNT>	2-31	CHAN_COUNT – quantity of channels in a group
chan rel	<CHAN_INDEX>	1-31	Disconnection in the specified channel
chan reset	<CHAN_INDEX>	1-31	Reset specified channel
chan rlc	<CHAN_INDEX>	1-31	Confirm disconnection in the specified channel
chan unblock	<CHAN_INDEX>	1-31	Unblock specified channel
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
link clr outage			Clear 'CPU local failure' state for a channel
link send LFU			Send 'link forced inhibit' message to stream
link send LIN			Send 'link uninhibit' message to stream
link send LUN			Send 'link inhibit' message to stream
link set congestion			Set 'overload' state for a stream
link set outage			Set 'CPU local failure' state for a stream
link start emergency			Initiate emergency stream startup
link start normal			Initiate normal stream startup
link stop			Stop stream
quit			Terminate this CLI session
show info chan			Show information on the channel state in a stream
show info link			Show information on the stream state

SS7 non-linear devices control mode

To enter this mode, execute ss7netlink command in the SS7 flow control mode.

SMG-[MGMT]> ss7netlink
SMG-[MGMT]-[SS7NETLINK]>

Command	Parameters	Value	Actions
?			Show the list of available commands
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			Show the history of entered commands
list			Show the list of configured netlinks
quit			Terminate this CLI session
show linkset	<LINKSET_IDX>	0-15 or none	Show the parameters of linkset or all linksets on the device

Port mirroring parameters configuration mode

In the mode of configuring port mirroring parameters (only for SMG-1016M) to enter this mode, you must execute the mirroring command.

SMG> mirroring 
Change to the mirroring mode 
SMG-[MIRRORING]>

Command	Parameters	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
apply	yes/no		Apply settings
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set			Configure port mirroring:
	<PORT>	CPU/GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/SFP0/SFP1	PORT – port type
	<NAME>		NAME – port designation
		src_in/	src_in – incoming packet source port — copy frames received from this port (source port)
		src_out/	src_out – outgoing packet source ports — copy frames sent by this port (source port).
		dst_in/	dst_in – incoming packet destination port — destination port for copied frames received by selected source ports.
		dst_out	dst_out – outgoing packet destination port — destination port for copied frames sent by selected source ports.
	<ACT>	on/off
show			Configure port mirroring

General device parameter configuration mode

To proceed to device parameter configurations/monitoring, execute config command.

For each configuration mode do and top commands are available. The ‘do’ command allows you to execute a command of root CLI menu when being in any configuration submenu. The ‘top’ command allows going to root CLI menu.

SMG> config 
Entering configuration mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]>

Command	Parameters	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
alarm path	<set>	off or /mnt/sd[abc][1-7]*	Select an external storage device for alarm message storage Off – disabled/mnt/sd[abc][1-7]* — path to storage device for tracing storage
access category			Enter access categories' configuration mode
cdr			Enter CDR record parameter configuration mode
copy running_to_startup			Write the current configuration into non-volatile memory of the device (into start configuration)
copy startup_to_running			Restore the current configuration from the start configuration
count linkset			Show the number of SS7 link sets
count trunk			Show the number of trunk groups
count trunk-direction			Show the number of trunk directions
сount sipt-interface			Show the number of SIP interfaces
сount radius-profile			Show the number of RADIUS profiles
count modifiers-table			Show the number of modifier table profiles
count sipcause-profile			Show the number of Q.850 and sip-reply compliance profiles
count routing-profile			Show the number of scheduled routing profiles
count h323-interface			Show the number of h.323 profiles
count ss7timers			Show the number of SS7 timer profiles
delete linkset	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing number of the link set	Delete SS7 link set
delete trunk	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing trunk group number	Delete trunk group
delete trunk-direction	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing trunk direction number	Delete trunk direction
delete sipt-interface	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing SIP interface number	Delete SIP interface
delete radius-profile	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing RADIUS profile number	Delete RADIUS profile
delete modifiers-table	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing modifier table number	Delete modifier table
delete sipcause-profile	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing q.850 and sip-reply compliance table number	Delete q.850 and sip-reply compliance table
delete routing-profile	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing scheduled routing table number	Delete scheduled routing table
delete h323-interface	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing H.323 interface number	Delete H.323 interface
delete ss7timers	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing SS7 timer profile number	Delete SS7 timer profile
delete hunt-group	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing call group	Delete call group
delete pickup-group	<OBJECT_INDEX>	Existing pickup group	Delete pickup group
e1	<E1_INDEX>	0-15	Enter the selected E1 stream configuration mode
exit			Move to a higher menu level
firewall dynamic			Enter dynamic firewall configuration mode
firewall static			Enter static firewall configuration mode
ftpd			Enter ftp server configuration mode
h323 configuration			Enter H.323 protocol configuration mode
h323 interface	<H323_INDEX>	0-63	Enter the configuration mode for the specific interface Н.323 protocol operation
history			View history of entered commands
hunt-group	<hunt-group_INDEX>	0-31	Enter the configuration mode for the specific call group operation
log path			Apply path settings for tracing storage Configure path for tracing storage:
	<apply>
	<set>	local	local – local storage in RAM
	<set>	/mnt/sd[abc][1-7]*	/mnt/sd[abc][1-7]* – path to storage device for tracing storage
	<show>		View path settings for tracing storage
linkset	<LINKSET_INDEX>	0-15	Enter the SS7 link set configuration mode
modifiers table	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255	Enter the modifier table configuration mode
network			Enter the network parameter configuration mode
new linkset			Create a new SS7 link set
new trunk			Create a new trunk group
new trunk-direction			Create a new trunk direction
new sipt-interface			Create a new SIP-T interface
new radius-profile			Create a new RADIUS profile
new modifiers-table			Create a new modifier table
new sipcause-profile			Create q.850 and sip-reply compliance table
new routing-profile			Create scheduled routing table
new h323-interface			Create H.323 interface
new ss7timers			Create SS7 timer profil
new hunt-group			Create call group
new pickup-group			Create pickup group
numplan			Enter the dial plan configuration mode
pbx_profiles			Enter the PBX profile configuration mode
ports range	<RANGE_PORT>	1-65535	Define the range of UDP ports used for voice traffic (RTP) and data transmission via T.38 protocol
ports show			Show UDP port configuration
ports start	<START_PORT>	1024-65535	Define the starting UDP port used for voice traffic (RTP) and data transmission via T.38 protocol
q931-timers			Enter Q.931 timer configuration mode
quit			Terminate this CLI session
radius			Enter RADIUS configuration mode
record			Enter the conversation recording configuration mode
reset_config			Reset configuration
route			Enter the static route configuration mode
routing profile	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-127	Enter the scheduled routing configuration mode
show running main by_step			Show the current main configuration by steps
show running main whole			Show the current main configuration in full
show running network			Show the current network configuration
show running radius_servers			Show the current RADIUS server configuration
show running snmp			Show the current SNMP configuration
show startup main by_step			Show the initial main configuration by steps
show startup main whole			Show the initial main configuration in full
show startup network			Show the initial network configuration
show startup radius_servers			Show the initial RADIUS server configuration
show startup snmp			Show the initial SNMP configuration
sip configuration			Enter SIP/SIP-T parameter configuration mode
sip interface	<SIPT_INDEX>	0-63	Enter SIP/SIP-T interface parameter configuration mode
sip users			Enter SIP/SIP-T subscriber parameter configuration mode
ss7cat			Enter SS7 category configuration mode
ss7timers	<SS7_TIMERS_INDEX>	0-15	Enter SS7 timer configuration mode
submodule-usage			Enter the configuration mode of SM-VP submodule usage
switch_port			Enter the internal switch configuration mode
sync			Enter the configuration mode for synchronization parameters
syslog			Enter the system log parameters configuration mode
trunk	<TRUNK_INDEX>	0-63	Enter the trunk group configuration mode
trunk direction	<DIRECTION_INDEX>	0-31	Enter the trunk direction configuration mode
v5.2			Enter the configuration mode for V5.2 parameters for the current E1 stream
‍upload_config complete/partial ftp/http/scp/tftp/usb	<FILE>	string	Upload the full/part configuration via ftp/http/scp/tftp/usb
‍upload_setup			Switch to the configuration downloading mode
web protocol set	<PROTOCOL>	HTTP-or-HTTPS/HTTPS-only	Set the access protocol to web interface
web protocol show			Show the actrive access protocol to web interface
web user list			Show the list of WEB users
web user password			Reset the password of WEB user
	<USER_INDEX>	0-100	Index of WEB user
	<LEN>	8-63	New password length of WEB user

CDR parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute cdr command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> cdr
Entering CDR-info mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[CDR]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
archive			CDR data archiving
	<all>	String, 31 characters max.
	<directory>	String, 31 characters max.
category	save	yes/no	Save/do not save subscriber category in CDR files
config			Return to Configuration menu
duration count mode	<CDR_COUNT_MODE>	round-up/round-down/not-round	Rounding up/down or not rounding (write with milliseconds)
emptysave	<CDR_EMPTY>	yes/no	Save/do no save empty CDR files
enabled	<CDR>	yes/no	Generate/do not generate CDRs
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
fields add	<FIELD>	<1-52>	Add specified field in the end of field list (see CDR field list)
fields add_all			Set basic set of fields
fields rem	<FIELD>	<1-52>	Clear the specified field from the list
fields rem_all			CLear all fields from the list
fields default			Set basic set of fields
fields set <field>	<FIELD_INDEX>	0-39	Substitute field on corresponding position with specified field (see CDR field list)
field hdrs code_page			CDR file creation mode for russian language (for english only UTF-8)
	<CODE_PAGE>	cp1251	CP1251
		utf8	UTF-8
		translit	Translit
fields hdrs language			Choose the language for CDR header fields
	<FIELDS_LANG>	eng	English
	<FIELDS_LANG>	rus	Russian
fields hdrs state			Displaying mode for CDR header fields
	<FILL_HDRS>	yes	Emabled
	<FILL_HDRS>	no	Disabled
fields hdrs show			Show the settings of CDR header fields
fields show			Show all CDR fields added
file create mode	<CDR_FILE>		CDR file creation mode:
		periodically/	periodically – with defined period
		once-a-day/	once-a-day – daily
		once-an-hour	once-an-hour – hourly
header	<CDR_HEADER>	yes/no	Write/do not write the following header into the beginning of CDR file: SMG. CDR. File started at 'YYYYMMDDhhmmss', where 'YYYYMMDDhhmmss' is the record saving start time
history			View history of entered commands
localdisk			Path to CDR data storage on local drives View CDR data storage path setting
	<set>	/mnt/sd[abc][1-7]*
	<show>
localkeep period			Time of CDR data storage on a local drive
	<day>	0-30
	<hour>	0-23
	<min>	0-59
localsave			Save CDR data on a local drive
	<no>
	<yes>
period day	<CDR_DAY>	0-30	Set the time period for CDR generation and saving in the device RAM, days
period hour	<CDR_HOUR>	0-23	Set the time period for CDR generation and saving in the device RAM, hours
period min	<CDR_MIN>	0-59	Set the time period for CDR generation and saving in the device RAM, minutes
pickup mark	<CDR_ pickup _MARK>	yes/no	Add/do not add additional field 'pickup tag' to CDR
quit			Terminate this CLI session
redirectmark	<CDR_REDIRECT_MARK>	yes/no	Add/do not add additional field 'redirection tag' to CDR
redirectsave	<CDR_REDIRECT>	yes/no	Add additional field 'Redirecting number' to CDR, otherwise redirecting number will replace calling party number in redirected calls
redirected duration	<CDR_REDIR_DURATION>	yes/no	Specify redirected call duration
release initiator mark	<CDR_RELEASE>	yes/no	Save disconnection initiator tag
show			Show CDR settings
show_dirs			Show path to the FTP server access directory
signature	<CDR_SIGNATURE>	String, 63 characters max.	Specify distinctive feature that will facilitate identification of the device that created the record
unsuccess	<CDR_UNSUCC>	yes/no	Store/do not store unsuccessful calls (not resulted in conversation) into CDR files
upload archive ftp/tftp			Send archive to FTP/TFTP server
	<ARCHIVE_NAME>	String, 63 characters max.
	<FTP/TFTP_server>	IP address
upserver enabled	<CDR_UPLOAD>	yes/no	Transfer/do not transfer CDRs to the server
upserver ipaddr	<CDR_SERVER_IPADDR>	String, 63 characters max.	Set server IP address
upserver login	<CDR_SERVER_LOGIN>	String, 63 characters max.	Set a username to access server
upserver passwd	<CDR_SERVER_PASSWD>	String, 63 characters max.	Set a user password to access server
upserver path	<CDR_SERVER_PATH>	String, 63 characters max.	Set the path to the folder on the server, in which CDR records will be saved
upserver port	<CDR_SERVER_PORT>	1-65535	Set server TCP port
upserver protocol	<CDR_VIA_PROTO>	FTP/SCP	Set the protocol by which CDRs will be go to the server
upserver_reserve enabled	<CDR_RESERV_ENA>	yes/no	Transfer/do not transfer CDRs to the backup server
upserver_reserve ipaddr	<CDR_RESERV_IPADDR>	String, 63 characters max.	Set the IP address of the backup server
upserver_reserve login	<CDR_RESERV_LOGIN>	String, 63 characters max.	Set a username to access backup server
upserver_reserve only_fail	<CDR_RESERV_ONLY_FAIL>	yes/no	Enable/disable saving CDR files to the backup server only if an error occurs when writing to the main one
upserver_reserve passwd	<CDR_RESERV_PASSWD>	String, 63 characters max.	Set a user password to access the backup server
upserver_reserve path	<CDR_RESERV_PATH>	String, 63 characters max.	Set the path to the folder on the backup server where CDR records will be saved
upserver_reserve port	<CDR_RESERV_PORT>	1-65535	Set the TCP port of the backup server

CDR field list

The CDR fields list is used in fields add <field> and fields set <field> <n> commands.

<field>	Value
acct-session-id	RADIUS Account-Session-Id, value of Acct-Session-Id field, that is transmitted to RADIUS by packet of accounting
called_in	Called number on input (before modification)
called_out	Called number on output (after modification)
calling_in	Calling number on input (before modification)
calling_out	Calling number on output (after all modifications)
device_sign	Distinguishing feature
disc_code	Code of disconnection via Q.850
disc _nfo	Call status in case of disconnection
duration	Call duration
global-callref	Global Call Reference (GCR) field
incoming_CID_category	CID category on input (before modification)
incoming_description	Caller description–subscriber/trunk (TG) name
incoming_E1_chan	Number of incoming E1 channel
incoming_E1_stream	Number of incoming E1 stream
incoming_ipaddr	Caller IP address
incoming_SIP_call_id	SIP Call-ID of incoming call
incoming_SS7_category	SS7 category on input (before modification)
incoming_SS7_CIC	CIC number of incoming call
incoming_type	Caller type
pickup_mark	Call pickup mark
redir_mark	Call redirection mark
release_side_mark	Mark of disconnection initiator
numplan_in	Dial plan after that call will be received
numplan_out	Dial plan after that call will be transmitted
outgoing_CID_category	CID category on input (after modification)
outgoing_description	Callee description–subscriber/trunk (TG)
outgoing_E1_chan	Number of outgoing E1 channel
outgoing_E1_stream	Number of outgoing E1 channel
outgoing_ipaddr	IP address of callee
outgoing_SIP_call_id	SIP Call-ID of outgoing call
outgoing_SS7_category	SS7 category on output (after modification)
outgoing_SS7_CIC	CIC number of outgoing call
outgoing_type	Callee type
radius-rejected	Blocking RADIUS server address
redirecting_in	Number of forwarding party on input (before modification)
redirecting_out	Number of forwarding party on output (after modification)
seq_number	Sequence number
connect_time	Connect time
disconnect_time	Disconnect time
setup_time	Call time
unique-id	Unique ID
nai_calling	Indicators showing the number’s origin
nai_called
nai_redir_in
nai_redir_out
origin_nai_calling
origin_nai_called
ivr-call-rec-path	Path of the IVR call recording file
call-rec-path	Path of the call recording file
call-transfer	Call transfer label
time_in_queue	Time in queue
redir_type	Redirection time

Access categories' configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute access category command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> access category 
Entering Access-Category mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[ACCESS-CAT]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set access			Define category mutual access permissions:
	<CAT_IDX>	0-63	CAT_IDX – configured access category index
	<ACCESS_IDX>	0-63	ACCESS_IDX – category the access to be configured for
	<ACCESSIBLE>	enable/disable	ACCESSIBLE – category access status (available, not available)
set name			Change access category name
	<CAT_IDX>	0-63	CAT_IDX – configured access category index
	<NAME>	Access category name, 31 character max. (letters, numbers, underscore character '_')	NAME – access category name
show	<CAT_IDX>	0-63	Show this access category configuration
showall			Show all access categories' configuration

E1 stream configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute e1 <E1_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <E1_INDEX> is Е1 stream number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> e1 0 
Entering E1-stream mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
alarm	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable fault indication for the current E1 stream
config			Return to Configuration menu
crc4	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable CRC4 control for the current E1 stream
disabled			Disable the stream operation
			Enable the stream operation
equalizer	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable Е1 stream signal attenuation
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
lapd			Enter LAPD parameters configuration mode for the current E1 stream
linecode AMI			Set the AMI linear encoding type for the current stream
linecode HDB3			Set the HDB3 linear encoding type for the current stream
name		letter or number or '_', '.', '-'. Max 63 symbols	E1 stream name
q931			Enter Q.931 signalling configuration mode for the current E1 stream
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remalarm	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable remote fault indication for the current stream
show			Show the current stream configuration
signaling	<Signaling type>	Q931_USR Q931_NET SS7 SORM V5.2LE SORM-TRANSIT	Set the signalling type for the stream Possible signalling types: Q931_USR, Q931_NET, SS7, SORM, V5.2LE, SORM-TRANSIT
slipIND	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable fault indication when slips are identified in the reception path
slipTO	<TIMEOUT>	5sec/10sec/20sec/30sec/45sec/1min/2min/3min/5min/10min/15min/30min/1hour/2hour/6hour	Specify stream parameter polling frequency; if the slip is detected in that stream, PBX will indicate an alarm for the duration of this timeout
sorm			Enter the SORM configuration mode for the current E1 stream
ss7			Enter the configuration mode for SS7 signalling parameters of the current E1 stream

LAPD parameters configuration mode for the current E1 stream

This mode is available for Q.931 signalling only (set by signaling). To enter this mode, execute lapd command in the E1 stream configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]> lapd 
E1[0]. Signaling is Q931
SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]-[LAPD]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
N200	<N200>	0-255	Specify the number of connection establishment attempts
quit			Terminate this CLI session
show			Show LAPD configuration
t200	<T200>	0-255	Set T200 timer value, x100ms
t203	<T203>	0-255	Set T203 timer value, x100ms

Q.931 signalling configuration mode for the current E1 stream

This mode is available for Q.931 signalling only (set by signaling command). To enter this mode, execute q931 command in the E1 stream configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]> q931 
E1[0]. Signaling is Q931
SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]-[Q931]>

Command

Parameter

Value

Action

?

Show the list of available commands

access category

<CAT_IDX>

0-31

Set the access category for a stream

categoryAON

<CAT_AON>

0-15

Define Caller ID category for the incoming call

channel on_off

Enable/disable specified channel

<CHAN_NUM>

[0-31] or ‘all’

<on_off>

on/off

channel access_category

Specify the access category

<CHAN_NUM>

1-31 or all

channel number

<CAT_IDX>

0-127

Access category

chanorder

<CHAN_ORDER>

Specify the channel engagement order:

up_ring/

up_ring – sequential forward

down_ring/

down_ring – sequential back

up_start/

up_start – from the first and forward

down_start

down_start – from the last and back

config

Return to Configuration menu

exit

Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level

history

View history of entered commands

InBand in Disconnect

<on_off>

on/off

Enable 'Process PI In-Band in DISCONNECT' option

invokeID

<INVOKE_ID>

1024-65535

Set operation call initial identifier (used as a reference number for unique operation call identification)

numplan

<CLD_PLAN_ID>

unknown/ISDN/telephony/National/Privat

Specify dial plan type

To use common dial plan E.164, select 'ISDN/telephony'

qsig

<ON_OFF>

on/off

Enable/disable QSIG signalling

quit

Terminate this CLI session

‍redir in facility

<ON_OFF>

on/off

Enable Redirection option in FACILITY

RestartChannel

<SEND>

send/don’t_send

Send/do not send channel RESTART

RestartInterface

<SEND>

send/don’t_send

Send/do not send interface RESTART

RoutingProfile

[0-127] or none

Select scheduled routing profile

SendCatAON

<ON_OFF>

on/off

Enable/disable Caller ID category transmission as the first digit of a number in the SETUP message

Proper operation requires that this mode is supported by the opposite party

SendDialTone

<ON_OFF>

on/off

Send/do not send the DialTone ready signal into the line during incoming overlap engagement

SendEndOfDial

<ON_OFF>

on/off

Enable/disable 'End of dial' message transmission

show

Show Q.931 signalling parameter configuration

transit location number

<ON_OFF>

on/off

Allow/disable shifting of the Location Number parameter from incoming SS7/SIP-T message to Calling Party Number parameter of outgoing message SETUP Q931

trunk

<trunk_index>

0-31

Define the trunk group number for the current stream

SORM configuration mode for the current E1 stream

This mode is available only for SORM signaling (set by the signaling command). To enter this mode, execute the sorm command in the E1 stream configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]> sorm
E1[0]. Signaling is SORM
SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]-[SORM]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
activity	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable messaging activity control on L1
сhan1(2) mode	<SORM_MODE>	DCE/DTE	Set mode for chan1 (2). Acceptable modes: DCE, DTE
chan1(2) send L3 Reset	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Allow/deny sending L3 reset command to channel1(2)
chan1(2) send L3 Restart	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Allow/deny sending L3 restart command to channel 1
chan1(2) send SABME	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable balanced asynchronous extended mode (SABME) on channel 1(2)
cmd	<CMD_ADDR>	1/3	Set command frame address
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
mode		Tcp/x25	Select the signal operating mode of KSL channels
protocol specification	<SPECIFICATION>	order_70/KZ_specification/order_268	Select the SORM specification
quit			Terminate this CLI session
resp	<RESP_ADDR>	1/ 3	Set response frame address
show			Show SORM configuration
tcp interface	<IFACE_NAME>		Select a network interface for organizing a TCP connection
tcp port1		10000-65535	Selecting a virtual TCP port for setting up useful work coefficient 1
tcp port2		10000-65535	Selecting a virtual TCP port for setting up useful work coefficient 2
timer 10min	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable timeout for receiving commands from the SORM control unit

SS7 signalling parameters configuration mode for the current E1 stream

This mode is available for SS7 signalling only (set by signaling command). To enter this mode, execute ss7 command in the E1 stream configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]> ss7 
E1[0]. Signaling is SS7
SMG-[CONFIG]-E1[0]-[SS7]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
CIC fill			Define CIC value for all time slots beginning from 0
	<CIC>	0-65535	CIC – CIC starting number
	<step>	0-255	step – numbering increment
CIC set			Define CIC value for a single timeslot
	<TIMESLOT>	0-31	TIMESLOT – timeslot number
	<CIC>	0-65535	CIC – CIC value
config			Return to Configuration menu
channel access_category			Set channel access category
	<CHAN_NUM>	1-31 or all	Channel number
	<CAT_IDX>	0-127	Access category
channel Dchan	<D_CHAN>	0-31	Set D-channel number for a line 0 — do not use D-channel (voice stream)
DPC MTP3		0-16383	Define DPC MTP3 value for the current stream
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
linkset	<linkset_index>	0-15	Assign SS7 link set for the current stream
quit			Terminate this CLI session
show			Show SS7 signalling parameter configuration
SLC	<slc>	0-15	Set the signal channel identifier in SS7 link set

Dynamic firewall's parameters configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute firewall dynamic command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> firewall dynamic
Entering dynamic firewallmode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[DYN-FIREWALL ]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
blacklist add	<BLACKIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Add an address to the blacklist
blacklist remove by addr	<BLACKIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Remove an address from the blacklist
blacklist remove by pos	<POSITION>	0-65635	Remove an address from the blacklist using its position in the list
blacklist show all			Show the blacklist
blacklist show count			Show the number of entries in the list of addresses blocked by dynamic firewall
blacklist show address	<BLACKIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Find the specified address in the blacklist
blacklist show first	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined quantity of addresses from the blacklists starting from the first
blacklist show last	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined quantity of addresses from the blacklists starting from the last
blacklist show position	<POSITION>	0-65635	Show the entry stored in the defined position in the blacklist
block history show all			View the history of the blacklist
block show count			Show the number of entries in the blacklist history
block show address	<BLACKIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Find the defined address in the blacklist history
block show first	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined quantity of addresses from the blacklists history starting from the first
block show last	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined quantity of addresses from the blacklists history starting from the last
block show position	<POSITION>	0-65635	Show the entry stored in the defined position in the blacklist history
blocklist remove by addr	<BLACKIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Remove the address from the list of automatically blocked addresses
blocklist remove by pos	<POSITION>	0-65635	Remove the address from the list of automatically blocked addresses using its position in the list
blocklist show all			Show the list of automatically blocked addresses
blocklist show count			Show the number of entries in the automatically blocked addresses list
blocklist show address	<BLACKIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Find the defined address in the automatically blocked addresses list
blocklist show first	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined number of entries in the automatically blocked addresses list starting from the first
blocklist show last	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined number of entries in the automatically blocked addresses list starting from the last
blocklist show position	<POSITION>	0-65635	Show the entry stored in the defined position in the automatically blocked addresses list
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View the history of entered commands
quit			Quit the CLI session
set block_time			Set time (in seconds) during which the access from a suspicious address will be blocked
	<SERVICE>	SIP/WEB/TELNET/SSH/OTHER
	<BLCKTIME>	60-352800
set enable	<ENA>	on/off	Enable/disable the dynamic firewall
set tries			Set the maximum number of access attempts to the service before blocking the host
	<SERVICE>	SIP/WEB/TELNET/SSH/OTHER
	<TRIES>	1-10
set forgive_time			Set forgive time for the service
	<SERVICE>	SIP/WEB/TELNET/SSH/OTHER
	<FORGIVETIME>	60-352800
set increment			Enable progressing blocking for the service
	<SERVICE>	SIP/WEB/TELNET/SSH/OTHER
	<INCREMENT_FLG>	no/yes
show			Show the settings of dynamic firewall
whitelist add	<WHITEIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Add an IP address to the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking
whitelist remove by addr	<WHITEIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Remove an IP address from the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking
whitelist remove by pos	<POSITION>	0-65635	Remove an IP address from the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking using its position in the list
whitelist show all			Show the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking
whitelist show count			Show the number of entries in the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking
whitelist show address	<WHITEIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format or subnet in CIDR notation AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD/FF	Find the defined address in the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking
whitelist show first	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined number of entries in the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking starting from the first
whitelist show last	<COUNT>	0-4095	Show the defined number of entries in the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking startinf from the last
whitelist show position	<POSITION>	0-65635	Show the entry stored in the defined position in the list of addresses denied for automatic blocking

Static firewal's parameters configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute firewall static command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> firewall static
Entering static firewall mode
SMG-[CONFIG]-[FIREWALL]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add profile	<PROF_NAME>	you may use letters, numbers, '_' character, 63 characters max.	Add firewall profile
add rule	<direction>		Add firewall rule
		forward	Rule direction
		input
		output
	<ENABLE>	enable/disable	Enable/disable rule
	<RULE_NAME>	Text, 63 characters max.	Rule name
	<S_IP>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Source IP address
	<S_MASK>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Source subnet mask
	<R_IP>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Destination IP address
	<R_MASK>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Destination subnet mask
	<PROTO>		Protocol type
		any
		tcp
		udp
		icmp
		tcp+udp
	<S_PORT_START>	1-65535	Source starting port
	<S_PORT_END>	1-65535	Source ending port
	<D_PORT_START>	1-65535	Destination starting port
	<D_PORT_END>	1-65535	Destination ending port
	<ICMP_TYPE>		ICMP packet type
	<ICMP_TYPE>	none any echo-reply destination-unreachable network-unreachable host-unreachable protocol-unreachable port-unreachable fragmentation-needed source-route-failed network-unknown host-unknown network-prohibited host-prohibited TOS-network-unreachable TOS-host-unreachable communication-prohibited host-precedence-violation precedence-cutoff source-quench redirect network-redirect host-redirect TOS-network-redirect TOS-host-redirect echo-request router-advertisement router-solicitation time-exceeded ttl-zero-during-transit ttl-zero-during-reassembly parameter-problem ip-header-bad required-option-missing timestamp-request timestamp-reply address-mask-request address-mask-reply	ICMP packet type
	<ACTION>		Action – action executed by this rule:
		accept	ACCEPT – packets falling under this rule will be accepted by the firewall
		drop	DROP – packets falling under this rule will be rejected by the firewall without informing the party that has sent these packets
		reject	REJECT – packets falling under this rule will be rejected by the firewall; the party that has sent the packet will receive either TCP RST packet or 'ICMP destination unreachable'
	<P_IDX>	1-65535	Firewall profile number
add rule geoip	<direction>		Add firewall GeoIP rule
		input	The direction of the rule operation
		output	The direction of the rule operation
	<ENABLE>	enable/disable	Enable/disable the rule
	<RULE_NAME>	Text, max 63 characters	Rule name
	<COUNTRY>	Country name	Country to which the address is belong
	<PROTO>		Protocol type
		any
		tcp
		udp
		icmp
		tcp+udp
	<S_PORT_START>	1-65535	Initial source port
	<S_PORT_END>	1-65535	Last source port
	<D_PORT_START>	1-65535	Initial destination port
	<D_PORT_END>	1-65535	Last destination port
	<ICMP_TYPE>		ICMP packet type
	<ICMP_TYPE>	none any echo-reply destination-unreachable network-unreachable host-unreachable protocol-unreachable port-unreachable fragmentation-needed source-route-failed network-unknown host-unknown network-prohibited host-prohibited TOS-network-unreachable TOS-host-unreachable communication-prohibited host-precedence-violation precedence-cutoff source-quench redirect network-redirect host-redirect TOS-network-redirect TOS-host-redirect echo-request router-advertisement router-solicitation time-exceeded ttl-zero-during-transit ttl-zero-during-reassembly parameter-problem ip-header-bad required-option-missing timestamp-request timestamp-reply address-mask-request address-mask-reply	ICMP packet type
	<ACTION>		Action – an action implemented according to the rule:
		accept	ACCEPT – packets which match the rule will be forwarded by the firewall
		drop	DROP – packets which match the rule will be dropped by the firewall without informing of the transmitted party
		reject	REJECT – packets which match the rule will be dropped by the firewall, and the party transmitted the packet will receive a TCP RST packet or ICMP destination unreachable
	<P_IDX>	1-65535	Firewall profile number
add rule string	<direction>		Add firewall rule – check strings
		input	The direction of the rule operation
		output	The direction of the rule operation
	<ENABLE>	enable/disable	Enable/disable the rule
	<RULE_NAME>	Text, max 63 characters	Rule name
	<CONTENT>	Text, max 127 characters	Text string which should be in a packet
	<S_IP>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Source IP address
	<S_MASK>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Source subnet mask
	<R_IP>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Destination IP address
	<R_MASK>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Destination subnet mask
	<PROTO>		Protocol type
		any
		tcp
		udp
		icmp
		tcp+udp
	<S_PORT_START>	1-65535	Start source port
	<S_PORT_END>	1-65535	End source port
	<D_PORT_START>	1-65535	Start destination port
	<D_PORT_END>	1-65535	End destination port
	<ICMP_TYPE>		ICMP packet type
	<ICMP_TYPE>	none any echo-reply destination-unreachable network-unreachable host-unreachable protocol-unreachable port-unreachable fragmentation-needed source-route-failed network-unknown host-unknown network-prohibited host-prohibited TOS-network-unreachable TOS-host-unreachable communication-prohibited host-precedence-violation precedence-cutoff source-quench redirect network-redirect host-redirect TOS-network-redirect TOS-host-redirect echo-request router-advertisement router-solicitation time-exceeded ttl-zero-during-transit ttl-zero-during-reassembly parameter-problem ip-header-badrequired-option-missing timestamp-request timestamp-reply address-mask-request address-mask-reply	ICMP packet type
	<ACTION>		Action – an action implemented according to the rule:
		accept	ACCEPT – packets which match the rule will be forwarded by the firewall
		drop	DROP – packets which match the rule will be dropped by the firewall without informing of the transmitted party
		reject	REJECT – packets which match the rule will be dropped by the firewall, and the party transmitted the packet will receive a TCP RST packet or ICMP destination unreachable
	<P_IDX>	1-65535	Firewall profile number
apply			Apply firewall settings
config			Return to Configuration menu
del profile	<ID>	1-65535	Remove firewall profile
del rule	<ID>	1-65535	Remove firewall rule
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
modify profile	<ID>	1-65535	Firewall profile index
modify profile	<NAME>	you may use letters, numbers, '_' character 63 characters max.	Enter a new name for the device
modify rule	<Type>	action dport_end dport_start enable icmp-type name prof_id proto r_ip r_mask s_ip s_mask sport_end sport_start traffic-type	Modify the firewall rule specified (one of the parameters)
	<ID>	1-65535
	<param>	New value according to this parameter type
move down	<ID>	1-65535	Move the rule one position down
move up	<ID>	1-65535	Move the rule one position up
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set eth	<PROFILE ID>	0-65535	Assign the rule to the network interface PROFILE ID = 0 means that profile will not be used
set pptp	<PPP_IDX>	0-5	Assign the rule to the interface
set pptp	<PROFILE ID>	0-65535	PROFILE ID = 0 means that profile will not be used
set vlan	<VLAN_IDX>	VLAN1…VLAN8	Assign the rule to the VLAN
set vlan	<PROFILE ID>	0-65535	PROFILE ID = 0 means that profile will not be used
show config			Show configuration
show interfaces			Show interface parameters
show system			Show system parameters

FTP parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute ftpd command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> ftpd
Entering ftpd mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[FTPd]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set enable	<EN>	on/off	Enable/disable FTP server
set port	<PORT>	1-65535	Specify FTP server port
set interface	<IFACE_NAME>	String, 255 characters max.	Specify FTP server network interface
set timeout idle	<TIME>	0-600	Define idle timeout, in seconds
set timeout login	<TIME>	0-600	Define authorization timeout, in seconds
set timeout session	<TIME>	0-600	Define session timeout, in seconds
show config			Show FTP server configuration
show user			Show user configuration
user add	<USER_NAME>		Add user Specify name for a new user
	<PASSWD>		Specify password for a new user
	<CDR_ACCESS>		Define CDR directory access permissions
	<LOG_ACCESS>		Define LOG directory access permissions
	<MNT_ACCESS>		Define MNT directory access permissions (external storages)
	<CFG_ACCESS>	no_access/r/w/r no_access/r/w/r no_access/r/w/r no_access/r/w/r	Set rights for access to CFG catalogue (configuration files)
user del	<IDX>	1-4	Remove user
user modify access	<IDX>	0-4	Modify access permissions of the selected user:
	<CDR_ACCESS>	no_access/r/w/r	Configure CDR directory access configuration, read/write
	<LOG_ACCESS>	no_access/r/w/r	Configure log directory access configuration, read/write
	<MNT_ACCESS>	no_access/r/w/r	Configure mnt directory access configuration, read/write
	<CFG_ACCESS>	no_access/r/w/r	Configure access to cfg catalogue, read/write
user modify password	<IDX><PASSWD>	0-4	Modify password of the selected user

H.323 protocol parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute h323 configuration command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> h323 configuration 
Entering H323Config-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-H323(config)>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
alias H323ID	<IDX>	String, max 63 characters	Set the gateway name used while registration on the Gatekeeper
cisco1700_adaptation	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable Cisco1700 adaptation
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
gatekeeper discover	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable GK search mode
gatekeeper DSCP	<GK_DSCP_RAS>	0-63	Assign the IP diffserv priority for RAS messages
gatekeeper H323ID	<GK_H323ID>	String, max 63 characters or none	Set GateKeeper ID. The ‘none’ value removes the ID
gatekeeper local subscribers	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Allow registration of local users on the local GK
gatekeeper mode	<GK_MODE>		GK operation mode:
		none/	none – do not use
		local/	local
		remote	remote
gatekeeper ipaddr	<IPADDR>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Set a GK IP address
gatekeeper keepalive	<KEEPAL>	10-86400	Set registration time on the GK
gatekeeper port	<PORT>	1-65535	Set port for the GK
gatekeeper tech-prefix	<GK_TECH_PREFIX>	String, max 255 characters or none	Set technological prefix for the GK. The value ‘none’ removes the prefix.
gatekeeper ttl	<TTL>	90-86400	Set time for re-registration on the GK
gatekeeper use	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable GK usage
history			View the command history
iface	<IFACE_NAME>	String, max 255 characters	Set a network interface for H.323
port	<PORT>	1-65535	Set local TCP port number for signalling H.323 messages receiving
primary DGK H323ID	<DGK_H323ID>	String, max 63 characters or none	Set a main ID for Directory GateKeeper. The ‘none’ value removes the ID
primary DGK ipaddr	<DGK_IPADDR>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Set a main IP address for Directory GateKeeper
secondary DGK H323ID	<DGK_H323ID>	String, max 63 characters or none	Set an additional ID for Directory GateKeeper. The ‘none’ value removes the ID
secondary DGK ipaddr	<DGK_IPADDR>	AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Set an additional IP addresses for Directory GateKeeper
quit			Quit the CLI session
show			Show the settings

H.323 interface parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute h323 interface <H323_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <H323_INDEX> is a number of direction operating via H.323 protocol.

SMG-[CONFIG]> h323 interface 0  
Entering H323-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-H323-INTERFACE[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
access category	<CAT_IDX>	0-31	Define the access category
alias H323ID clear	<H323ID>	String, 63 characters max.	Remove the gateway name during registration at the Gatekeeper
alias H323ID set	<H323ID>	String, 63 characters max.	Add the gateway name during registration at the Gatekeeper
codec disable	<CODEC_IDX>	0-3	Disable the defined codec. Codecs are numbered by priority – from 0 (the highest) to 3 (the lowest)
codec pte	<CODEC_IDX>	0-3	Define payload time
codec pte	<PTE>	10/20/30/40/50/60/70/80/90
codec ptype	<CODEC_IDX>	0-3	Define payload type. The ‘static’ value sets the value by default according to the defined codec
codec ptype	<PTYPE>	0-127 or static
codec set	<CODEC_IDX>	0-3	Define used codec
codec set	<CODEC>	G.711-U/G.711-A/G.729/G.723.1_5.3/G.723.1_6.3
config			Back to Configuration menu
destination clear			Remove interface destination
destination set	<HOSTNAME>	String, 63 characters max.	Define interface destination
DSCP RTP	<DSCP_RTP>	0-255	Define DSCP identifier for RTP traffic
DSCP SIG	<DSCP_SIG>	0-255	Define DSCP identifier for SIG traffic
DTMF mime	<DTMF_c>	0-255	Define SIP-INFO level
DTMF mode	<DTMF_m>	inband/RFC2833/SIP-INFO	DTMF mode for the current interface
DTMF payload	<DTMF_p>	96-127	Define payload type for RFC2833
ecan	<CANCELLATION>		Set echo cancellation mode:
		voice/	Voice – echo cancellers are enabled
		nlp-off-voice/	Nlp-off-voice – echo cancellers are enabled in voice mode, non-linear processor (NLP) is disabled. When signal levels on transmission and reception significantly differ, weak signal may become suppressed by the NLP. To avoid this, use this echo canceller operation mode
		modem/	Modem – echo cancellers are enabled in the modem operation mode (direct component filtering is disabled, NLP control is disabled, CNG is disabled)
		off	Off – do not use echo cancellation (this mode is set by default)
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level.
faststart	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable faststart
fax detection			Set the fax detection mode:
	<DETECTION>	no/	no – disable fax tone detection
		callee/	callee – for the receiving party only
		caller/	caller – for the transmitting party only
		callee_and_caller	callee_and_caller – for both receiving and transmitting parties
gain rx	<GAIN>		Set the volume of voice reception (gain of the signal received from the communicating gateway and output to the speaker of the phone unit connected to SMG gateway)
gain tx	<GAIN>		Volume of voice transmission (gain of the signal received from the microphone of the phone unit connected to SMG gateway and transmitted to the communicating gateway)
gatekeeper	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable GK
h245tunneling	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable tunneling
history			View history of entered commands
interface rtp	<IFACE_NAME>	String, 255 characters max.	Select network interface for RTP transfer
jitter adaptation period	<JT_AP>	1000-65535	Define the time of jitter-buffer adaptation to the lower limit, in milliseconds
jitter adjust mode	<JT_AM>		Specify the jitter buffer adjustment mode:
		non-immediate/	non-immediate – gradual
		immediately	immediately – instant
jitter deletion mode	<JT_DM>	soft/hard	Specify buffer adjustment mode. Defines the method of packet deletion during buffer adjustment to lower limit. soft – evice uses intelligent selection pattern for deletion of packets that exceed the threshold hard – packets which delay exceeds the threshold will be deleted immediately
jitter deletion threshold	<JT_DT>	0-500	Set the threshold for immediate deletion of a packet, in milliseconds When buffer size grows and packet delay exceeds this threshold, packets will be deleted immediately
jitter init	<JT_INIT>	0-200	Specify an initial value of adaptive jitter buffer, in milliseconds
jitter max	<JT_MAX>	0-200	Define the upper limit (maximum size) of adaptive jitter buffer, in milliseconds
jitter min	<JT_MIN>	0-200	Define the size of fixed jitter buffer or lower limit (minimum size) of adaptive jitter buffer
jitter mode	<JT_MODE>		Jitter buffer operation mode:
		adaptive/	adaptive
		non-adaptive	non-adaptive – fixed
jitter vbd	<JT_VBD>	0-200	Define fixed buffer size for data transmission in VBD mode
max_active	<MAX_ACTIVE>	0-65535	Define the maximum number of active connection for an interface
name	<s_name>	you may use letters, numbers, '_' character 31 characters max.	Define а name for H.323 interface
nat	<NAT>	enable/disable	Enable/disable NAT
numbering plan	<NUMPLAN>	0-15/0-255	Select dial plan
port	<PORT>	1-65535	Define TCP port of the communicating gateway used for SIP signalling reception
quit			Terminate this CLI session
routing_profile	<prof>	0-127	Select scheduled routing profile
RTCP control	<RTCP_c>	2-255	Define the quantity of time periods (RTCP period) during which the opposite party will wait for RTCP protocol packets
RTCP period	<RTCP_p>	5-255	Define the time period in seconds after which the device sends control packets via RTCP protocol
search alternative routes	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable the search of alternative routes
show config			Show H323 interface information
src verify	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable control of media traffic received from IP address and UDP port specified in SDP communication session description; otherwise the traffic from any IP address and UDP port will be accepted
t38 bitrate	<BITRATE>	nolimit/2400/4800/7200/9600/12000/14400	Specify the maximum transfer rate of fax transmitted via Т.38 protocol
t38 disable			Disable fax reception via Т.38 protocol
t38 enable			Enable fax reception via Т.38 protocol
t38 fillbitremoval	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable padding bit removals and inserts for data that does not relate to ЕСМ
t38 pte	<T38_PTE>	10/20/30/40	Define Т.38 packet generation frequency in milliseconds
t38 ratemgmt			Set the data transfer speed management method
	<T38_RATE_MGMT>	localTCF/	local TCF – method requires that the TCF tuning signal was generated locally by the recipient gateway
	<T38_RATE_MGMT>	transferredTCF	transferred TCF – method requires that the TCF tuning signal was sent from the sender device to the recipient device
t38 redundancy	<T38_REDUNDANCY>	off/1/2/3	Enable redundant frames utilization for error control off – disable
trunk	<TRUNK>	0-31	Define the trunk group number for an interface
VAD_CNG	< ON_OFF >	on/off	Enable/disable voice activity detector/ Comfort noise generator for an interface
vbd codec	<CODEC>	G.711-U, G.711-A	Codec used for VBD data transmission
vbd enable			Enable V.152
vbd disable			Disable V.152
vbd payload type	<VBD_p>	Static,96-127	Payload type used for VBD codec

Call group configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute hunt-group < hunt-group_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <hunt-group _INDEX> is a pickup group number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> hunt-group 0  
Entering HuntGroup-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-HUNT-GROUP[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
move number to		start	Move the number into the beginning of the list
		End	Move the number into the end of the list
		position	Move the number to the specific position
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set conference number		*,#,D,0-9. Or 'none' for blank(delete) number	Specify conference number
set ltimer		Number in the range 5-255	Define L-timer of a group call
set mode		(all/seqFisrt/seqNext/seqAllFirst/seqAllNextr)	Define group operation mode
set name		letter or number or '_', '.', '-'. Max 63 symbols	Specify call group name
set number			Define call group member number
set record-and-notify mode	<MODE>	simultaneous-notification/sequential-notification	Set ‘record and notification’ operation mode – simultaneous/separate
set record-and-notify duration	<DURATION>	15-120	Set the maximum time for notification record
set stimer		Number in the range 5-255	Set S timer of a one group member call
set number-mask		Max 255 symbols	Set a mask for the call group
set recall-busy		yes/no	Enable/disable the ‘Call back a busy person’ option
set recall-declined		yes/no	Enable/disable the ‘Call back the person who rejected the call’ option
set release-mode	<MODE>	default/silent	Set release mode for a group call – default/silent

SS7 link set modification configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute linkset <LINKSET_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <LINKSET_INDEX> is a linkset number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> linkset 0
Entering Linkset-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-LINKSET[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
access category	<CAT_IDX>	0-31	Define the access category for the link set
alarm_ind	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable fault indication for the specific SS7 link set
CCI	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable support for the SS7 link set channel integrity check
			Define the frequency of channel integrity checks during outgoing calls performed through the SS7 link set
cdpn digit in IAM	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Transmission of the first digit of CdPN number in IAM message for overlap dialing method
chan_order			Define the channel engagement order for the current SS7 link set
			up_ring – sequential forward
		down_ring/	down_ring – sequential back
		up_start/	up_start – from the first and forward
		down_start/	down_start – from the last and back
		odd_up_ring/	odd_up_ring – sequential forward odd
		odd_down_ring/	odd_down_ring – sequential back odd
		even_up_ring/	even_up_ring – sequential forward even
		even_down_ring	even_down_ring – sequential back even
china	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable Chinese SS7 protocol specification support
combined	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable combined mode
			Return to Configuration menu
DPC	<DPC_ID>	0-16383	Define destination point code — DPC
emergency alignment	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Emergency phasing in case of a single signal link in linkset
			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
hop control			Set the mode for the Hop counter field
	<HOP_CTRL>	decrement	Transit
		no_change	Don't change
		preset	Value
		dont_send	Deny
hop preset	<HOP_PRESET>	[1–31]	Set the hop counter value for the relevant mode
hop scale2sip			Hop counter to Max Forwards conversion factor
	<HOP2SIP_SCALE>	scale_1x	The value is translated as it is
		scale_2.25x	The value is multiplied by 2.25 and rounded
		scale_4.5x	The value is multiplied by 4.5 and rounded
		scale_8.25x	The value is multiplied by 8.25 and rounded
ignore hold	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Ignore any CPG received that shows signs of a remote hold or remote retrieval
init	<INIT_MODE>	blocked/individual-ublock/group-unblock/group-reset	Define initialization type for the current link set
interworking	<INTERWORK>		Configure extraneous signalling systems interaction indicator:
		no_change/	no_change – transfer value from the incoming call without any changes
		no_encountered/	no_encountered – do not report interaction with a network that does not support the majority of services provided by ISDN network
		encountered	encountered – report interaction at selected locations (ISDN network interacts with the network that does not support the majority of services provided by ISDN network and is unable to use commonly used features)
name	<s_name>	String, 31 characters max. (letters, numbers and '_' character are allowed for use)	Define the current link set name
net_ind			Set the network identifier:
	<NET_IND>	international/	international – international network
		reserved/	reserved – reserved network
		federal/	federal – federal network
		national	national – local network
numbering plan		0-15	Select dial plan for a LinkSet
OPC	<OPC_ID>	0-16383	Define the origination point code for the current SS7 link set
primary linkset	<PRI_LINKSET>	0-15	Select the primary SS7 link set for the combined mode operation
quit			Terminate this CLI session
release on suspend	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable disconnection message output after suspend message reception
reserv linkset	<RES_LINKSET>	0-15	Select redundant SS7 link set
routing_profile	<prof>	0-127	Select scheduled routing profile
satellite	<SATELLITE>	override_no_satellite/transit/add_one	Identifies the presence of the satellite channel in operation through this SS7 link set
secondary linkset	<SEC_LINKSET>	0-15	Select the secondary SS7 link set for the combined mode operation
send generic number	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable/disable RPID transmission in Generic Number
send global Callref	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable/disable global Callref transmission in Generic Number
show			Show configuration of the current SS7 link set
ss7timers	<index>	0-15	Select SS7 timer profile
stream SLC	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable/disable “Streams order by SLC”
TMR	<TMR>	speech/64kb_unrestricted/3.1KHz_audio/transit	Define the Transmission Medium Requirement for the current SS7 link set
trunk	<trunk_index>	0-31	Define the trunk group number for the current SS7 link set

Netlink mode for current SS7 lines group

Only available with SS7-Netlink licence, read more in Licenses section.

Для перехода в данный режим необходимо в режиме конфигурирования группы линий выполнить команду netlink.

To enter this mode, execute netlink command in the lines configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-LINKSET[0]> netlink
Entering SS7 Netlink mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SS7-NETLINK[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Note	Action
?				Show the list of available commands
config				Return to Configuration menu
exit				Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history				View history of entered commands
show				Show settings for the current line group
quit				Terminate this CLI session
disable				Disable the use of netlink on the line group
enable				Enable the use of netlink on the line group
local netiface	<IFACE_NAME>	String, 255 characters max.	Master mode	Local network interface name on which slave devices are expected to connect
local port	<LOCPORT>	1-65535	Master mode	Local port to which slave devices are expected to connect
master remote_ip	<REMIP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Slave mode	IP address of the host device to which the SMG connects
master remote_ip	<CONN_IDX>	0-3		Slave mode connection index
master remote_port	<REMPORT>	1-65535		Host device port to which the SMG is connected
master remote_port	<CONN_IDX>	0-3		Slave mode connection index
slave netiface	<IFACE_NAME>	String, 255 characters max.		Local network interface name from which the connection to the host device is initiated
slave netiface	<CONN_IDX>	0-3		Slave mode connection index
slave port	<LOCPORT>	1-65535		Local port from which the connection to the host device is initiated
slave port	<CONN_IDX>	0-3		Slave mode connection index

SS7 timer configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute ss7timers <SS7_TIMERS_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <SS7_TIMERS_INDEX> is a profile number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> ss7timers 0
Entering SS7Timers-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SS7-TIMERS[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set mtp2 T1	<TIMER>	400-500	Define MTP2 T1 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp2 T2	<TIMER>	50-500	Define MTP2 T2 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp2 T3	<TIMER>	10-20	Define MTP2 T3 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp2 T4 normal	<TIMER>	75-95	Define MTP2 T4 normal level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp2 T4 emergency	<TIMER>	4-6	Define MTP2 T4 emergency level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp2 T6	<TIMER>	30-60	Define MTP2 T6 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp2 T7 normal	<TIMER>	5-20	Define MTP2 T7 normal level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T2	<TIMER>	7-20	Define MTP3 T2 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T4	<TIMER>	5-12	Define MTP3 T4 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T12	<TIMER>	8-15	Define MTP3 T12 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T13	<TIMER>	8-15	Define MTP3 T13 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T14	<TIMER>	20-30	Define MTP3 T14 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T17	<TIMER>	8-15	Define MTP3 T17 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T22	<TIMER>	1800-3600	Define MTP3 T22 level timer value (x100ms)
set mtp3 T23	<TIMER>	1800-3600	Define MTP3 T23 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T1	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T1 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T5	<TIMER>	3000-9000	Define ISUP T5 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T6	<TIMER>	100-600	Define ISUP T6 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T7	<TIMER>	200-300	Define ISUP T7 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T8	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T1 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T9	<TIMER>	300-2400	Define ISUP T9 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T12	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T12 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T13	<TIMER>	3000-9000	Define ISUP T13 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T14	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T14 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T15	<TIMER>	3000-9000	Define ISUP T15 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T16	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T16 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T17	<TIMER>	3000-9000	Define ISUP T17 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T18	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T18 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T19	<TIMER>	3000-9000	Define ISUP T19 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T20	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T20 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T21	<TIMER>	3000-9000	Define ISUP T21 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T22	<TIMER>	150-600	Define ISUP T22 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T23	<TIMER>	3000-9000	Define ISUP T23 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T24	<TIMER>	1-20	Define ISUP T24 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T25	<TIMER>	10-100	Define ISUP T25 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T26	<TIMER>	600-1800	Define ISUP T26 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T33	<TIMER>	120-150	Define ISUP T33 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T34	<TIMER>	20-40	Define ISUP T34 level timer value (x100ms)
set isup T35	<TIMER>	150-200	Define ISUP T35 level timer value (x100ms)
show			Show configuration

Configuration mode of submodule usage

To enter this mode, execute submodule usage command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> submodule-usage 	
SMG-[CONFIG]-[SUBMODULE-USAGE]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show list of the available commands
config			Return to the Configuration menu
history			View a history of the entered commands
quit			Complete CLI session
set msp	<INDEX> 0-5	On/off	Enable/disable submodule SM-VP with selected index
show			Show table of submodule usage

Modifier table configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute modifiers table <MODTBL_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <MODTBL_INDEX> is a table number.

SMG-[CONFIG]-TRUNK[0]> modifiers table
Entring TRUNK-Modifiers mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-TRUNK[0]-MODIFIER>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add			Add modifier:
	<MODIFIER_MASK>	modifier mask, 255 characters max., should be enclosed in parentheses '(' and ')'	MODIFIER_MASK – modifier mask
	[CLD_RULE]	modifier rule, 30 characters max. should be enclosed in quotation marks	CLD_RULE – callee number modification rule
	[CLG_RULE]		CLD_RULE – callee number modification rule
caller ID request	<YES_NO>	no/yes	Caller ID request
change aoncat			Edit Caller ID category number for the modifier:
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-512	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<AONCAT>	0-9/any	AONCAT – Caller ID category
change called numbering plan type			Edit modifier dial plan type for the callee number:
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<CALLED_NP_TYPE>	nochange; unknown; isdn/telephony; national; private	CALLED_NP_TYPE – callee number modification rule
change called rule			Edit callee number type for the modifier:
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<CALLED_RULE>	modifier rule, 30 characters max. should be enclosed in quotation marks	CALLED_RULE – callee number modification rule
change called type			Edit callee number type for the modifier:
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<CALLED_TYPE>		NUM_TYPE – subscriber number type:
		unknown/	unknown – unknown number type
		subscriber/	Subscriber – used in local call and incoming long-distance call processing
		national/	National – used in outgoing long-distance call or local call and incoming long-distance call processing instead of the 'Subscriber'
		international/	International – used in long-distance calls and recording-completing circuits for outgoing international call processing
		network_specific	network_specific – specific network number
		nochange	nochange – keep number type unchanged
change calling category			Edit Caller ID category number of a calling party for the modifier
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191
	<CALLING_CAT_AON>	0-9/nochange
change calling numbering plan type			Edit modifier dial plan type for the caller number:
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<CALLING_NP_TYPE>	nochange/unknown/isdn/telephony/national/private	CALLING_NP_TYPE – dial plan type
change calling presentation			Edit caller presentation modification rule
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191
	<CALLING_PRESENT>	allowed/restricted/not_available/spare/nochange
change calling rule			Edit caller number modification rule for the modifier
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<CALLING_RULE>	modifier rule, 30 characters max. should be enclosed in quotation marks	CALLING_RULE – caller number modification rule
change calling screen			Edit caller screen indicator modification rule
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191
	<CALLING_SCREEN>	not_screened/user_passed/user_failed/network/nochange
change calling type			Edit caller number type for the modifier:
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<CALLING_TYPE>		NUM_TYPE – subscriber number type:
		unknown/	unknown – unknown number type
		subscriber/	Subscriber – used in local call and incoming long-distance call processing
		national/	National – used in outgoing long-distance call or local call and incoming long-distance call processing instead of the 'Subscriber'
		international/	International – used in long-distance calls and recording-completing circuits for outgoing international call processing
		network_specific/	network_specific – specific network number
		nochange	nochange – keep number type unchanged
change general access-cat			Edit modifier access general category
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191
	<ACCESS	0-31/nochange
change general numplan			Edit modifier general dial plan
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191
	<NUMPLAN>	0-15/nochange
change mask			Edit modifier mask
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<MODIFIER_MASK>	modifier mask, 255 characters max., should be enclosed in parentheses '(' and ')'	MODIFIER_MASK – mask
change modtable			Move modifier into a table with the specified number
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191
	<NEW_MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255
change numtype			Edit number modifier type
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	MODIFIER_INDEX – modifier number
	<NUM_TYPE>		NUM_TYPE – subscriber number type:
		unknown/	unknown – unknown number type
		subscriber/	Subscriber – used in local call and incoming long-distance call processing
		national/	National – used in outgoing long-distance call or local call and incoming long-distance call processing instead of the 'Subscriber'
		international/	International – used in long distance calls and recording-completing circuits for outgoing international call processing
		network_specific/	network_specific – specific network number
		any	any – any number type
change type			Change subscriber type for a modifier (caller/callee)
	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191
	<MODIFIER_TYPE>	calling/called
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	Remove the specific modifier
show	<MODIFIER_INDEX>	0-8191	Show modifier configuration
voice channel setup delay	<DELAY>	0-7	Voice frequency path forwarding delay

Network parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute network command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> network 
Entering Network mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-NETWORK>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add interface pptpVPNclient			Add a new VPN/PPTP client
	<LABEL>	you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 255 characters max.	LABEL – interface name
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format, you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 63 characters max.	IPADDR – PPTP server IP address
	<USER>	you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 63 characters max.	USER – username
	<PASS>		PASS – password
add interface tagged			Add a new network interface
	dynamic/static
	<LABEL>	you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 255 characters max.	LABEL – interface name
	<VID>	1-4095	VID – VLAN ID
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IPADDR – PPTP server IP address
	<NETMASK>	network mask in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	NETMASK – network mask
add interface untagged			Add a new network interface
	dynamic/static
	<LABEL>	you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 255 characters max.	LABEL – interface name
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IPADDR – PPTP server IP address
	<NETMASK>	network mask in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	NETMASK – network
config			Return to Configuration menu
confirm			Confirm modified network settings and VLAN settings without gateway restart. If you fail to confirm network settings in 1 minute interval, the previous values will be restored
dhcp server			Enter DHCP server parameter configuration mode
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
ntp			Enter NTP configuration mode
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove interface	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39	Remove the specific interface
rollback			Rollback changes
set interface broadcast			Define broadcast packets address for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<BROADCAST>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
set interface COS			Define 802.1p priority for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<COS>	0-7
set interface dhcp			Obtain network settings dynamically from DHCP server for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface dhcp_dns			Obtain DNS server IP address dynamically from DHCP server for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface dhcp_no_gw			Do not obtain gateway settings dynamically from DHCP server for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface gateway			Define default gateway for the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
set interface dhcp_ntp			Obtain NTP settings dynamically from DHCP server for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface gw_ignore			Ignore gateway configuration for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface h323			Enable H323 signalling exchange for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface ipaddr			Define IP address and network mask for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
	<NETMASK>	network mask in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
set interface network-label			Define а name for the specific interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<LABEL>	numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 255 characters max.
set interface radius			Enable RADIUS message transmission through the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface rtp			Enable RTP packet transmission through the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface run_at_startup			Launch the interface automatically upon startup (for VPN interface only)
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<STARTUP>	on/off
set interface serverip			Specify PPTP server IP address
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
set interface signaling			Enable SIP message transmission through the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface snmp	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39	Enable SNMP packet transmission through the interface
set interface snmp	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface ssh			Enable ssh session through the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface telnet			Enable telnet session through the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface use_mppe			Enable/disable encryption (for VPN interface only)
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set interface user_name			Define user name (for VPN interface only)
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<USER>	you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 63 characters max.
set interface user_pass			Define password (for VPN interface only)
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<PASS>	you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 63 characters max.
set interface VID			Define VID for the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<VID>	1-4095
set interface web			Enable web access through the interface
	<NET_IFACE_IDX>	0-39
	<ON_OFF>	on/off
set settings dns primary	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define primary DNS server IP address
set settings dns secondary	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define secondary DNS server IP address
set settings gateway_iface	<NET_IFACE_NAME>		Name of an interface which gateway should be considered as a primary by default
set settings hostname	<HOSTNAME>	you may use letters, numbers, '_', '.', '-', ':' characters, 63 characters max.	Specify host name
set settings ssh	<PORT>	1-65535	Define TCP port for the device access via SSH protocol, default value is 22
set settings telnet	<PORT>	1-65535	Define TCP port for the device access via Telnet protocol, default value is 23
set settings use_ip_list	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable IP whitelist utilization
set settings web	<PORT>	1-65535	Define TCP port for web configurator, default is 80
show interface by_index			Show settings of the specific network interface
show interface list			Show the list of available network interfaces
show settings			Show network parameters
snmp			Enter SNMP configuration mode
ssh restart			Restart SSH process

If IP address or network mask has been changed or web configurator management has been disabled for the network interface, confirm these settings using confirm command; otherwise the previous configuration will be restored when two minute timeout expires.

DHCP server parameters configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute dhcp server command in the network parameter configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-NETWORK> dhcp server
Entering Network mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[NETWORK]-[DHCPD]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
boot_file	<BOOTFILE>	String, 127 characters max.	The name of the configuration file for the Autoprovisioning service, which SMG will announce in option 67
conflicttime	<CONFLICT>	10-10000000	Set the time period during which the IP address will remain reserved upon MAC address conflict identification, 10 seconds or more
declinetime	<DECLINE>	10-10000000	Time period during which the IP address will remain reserved upon the DHCP decline reception, 10 seconds or more
dhcpd start			Launch DHCP server
dhcpd stop			Stop DHCP server
dns 0/1/2/3	<DNS>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Obtain DNS server addresses from the operator's networks
domain	<DOMAIN>	String, 31 characters max.	Define the domain name used for DHCP clients by default
enabled	<ENABLE>	no/yes	Enable/disable DHCP server upon the gateway startup
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
gateway	<GW>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define default router or gateway address assigned to DHCP server clients
interface	<IFACE_NAME>	String, 255 characters max.	Select network interface for DHCP server
ipaddr end	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define an ending address in the range of assigned IP addresses
ipaddr start	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define a starting address in the range of assigned IP addresses
max_lease	<MAX_LEASE>	10-10000000 sec	Define the maximum lease time for IP address assigned by DHCP server, 10 seconds or more
maxleases	<MAXLEASES>	1-65535	Restrict the number of leased addresses
min_lease	<MIN_LEASE>	10-10000000 sec	Define the minimum lease time for IP address assigned by DHCP server, 10 seconds or more
netmask	<NETMASK>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define the network mask
ntp announce external server address	<NTP_SERVER>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define the external NTP server address for announcing via option 42
ntp announce external server enable	<ANNOUNCE_EXT>	no/yes	Allow the announcing of external NTP server via option 42
ntp announce local	<ANNOUNCE_LOCAL>	no/yes	Allow the announcing of local NTP server via option 42
offertime	<OFFER>	10-10000000	Set the time period during which the requested IP address will remain reserved, 10 seconds or more
quit			Terminate this CLI session
savetime	<SAVE>	7200-10000000/off	Set the time interval for saving information on leased addresses to dhcpd.leases file off — do not save the database
show config			Show DHCP configuration: usage status, network mask, default gateway, domain addresses, Wins-servers, number of leased addresses, request timeouts
static_lease add			Assign IP and MAC address static matches:
	<NAME>	String, 63 characters max.	NAME – match name
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IPADDR – IP address
	<MAC>	MAC address in XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX format	MAC – МАС address
static_lease remove	<INDEX>	0-4095	Remove the specified rule from the static IP and MAC address match table
static_lease show			Show static IP and MAC address match table
tftp_server	<TFTPSERVER>	String, 127 characters max.	The address of the configuration server for the Autoprovisioning service, which SMG will announce in option 66
vendor_specific	<VENDORSPEC>	String, 127 characters max.	Additional parameter that SMG will announce in option 43
wins	<WINS>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define the primary WINS server IP address for DHCP client usage

PPTP client configuration mode

SMG-[CONFIG]-NETWORK> pptp 
Entering PPTP mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[NETWORK]-PPTP>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add interface	<USER>	String, 31 characters max.	Specify username
	<PASS>	String, 31 characters max.	Specify password
	<IP_SRV>	IP-адрес в формате AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Specify PPTP server IP address
	<LABEL>	String, 31 characters max.	Specify tag
	< MPPE>	On/off	Enable/disable encryption
	<STARTUP>	On/off	Run at startup
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
modify interface			Modify PPTP parameters
	label	String, 31 characters max.	Modify tag
	mppe pssword	On/off String, 31 characters max.	Modify encryption activity Modify password
	server_ip	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDDOn/off format	Modify PPTP server IP address Modify automatic PPTP startup
	startup username	String, 31 characters max.	Modify username
show			Show PPTP settings
start interface	<IDX_INERFACE>	0-16	Launch PPTP interface immediately
status interface	<IDX_INERFACE>	0-16	View the state of the specific interface
stop interface	<IDX_INERFACE>	0-16	Stop PPTP interface immediately

NTP configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute ntp command in the network parameter configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-NETWORK> ntp 
Entering NTP mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[NETWORK]-NTP>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
apply		no/yes	Apply/deny NTP settings
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
restart ntp		no/yes	Restart NTP process
set ntp dhcp			Obtain NTP settings via DHCP from defined interface
	NET_IFACE_IDX	Network interface index
	ON_OFF	off/on
set ntp local server enable	ON_OFF	off/on	Activate local NTP server to get time from SMG
set ntp local server interface	NET_IFACE_IDX	Network interface index	Set up a network interface, on which local NTP server will work
set ntp period	NTP_PERIOD	10-1440	Set synchronization period time
set ntp server	NTP	String, 63 characters max.	Specify the NTP server address with which SMG will synchronize
set ntp usage	ON_OFF	off/on	Enable NTP client
show config			Show configuration
timezone set		GMT/GMT+1/GMT-1/GMT+2/GMT-2/GMT+3/GMT-3/GMT+4/GMT-4/GMT+5/GMT-5/GMT+6/GMT-6/GMT+7/GMT-7/GMT+8/GMT-8/GMT+9/GMT-9/GMT+10/GMT-10/GMT+11/GMT-11/GMT+12	Specify a timezone in reference to UTC
		Asia	Select location city in Asia
		Europe	Select location city in Europe

SNMP configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute snmp command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-NETWORK> snmp
Entering SNMP mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SNMP>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add			Add SNMP trap transmission rule:
	<TYPE>	trapsink/trap2sink/informsink	TYPE – SNMP message type
	<IP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IP – trap recipient IP address
	<COMM>	String, 31 characters max.	COMM – password contained in traps
	<PORT>	1-65535	PORT – trap recipient UDP port
config			Return to Configuration menu
create user			Create user (define access login and password)
	<LOGIN>	String, 31 characters max.
	<PASSWD>	Password, 8 to 31 characters
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
modify community			Modify SNMP trap transmission rule (password contained in traps)
	<IDX>	0-15
	<COMM>	String, 31 characters max.
modify ip			Modify SNMP trap transmission rule (trap recipient address)
	<IDX>	0-15
	<IP>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
modify port			Modify SNMP trap transmission rule (trap recipient port)
	<IDX>	0-15
	<PORT>	1-65535
modify type			Modify SNMP trap transmission rule (SNMP message type)
	<IDX>	0-15
	<TYPE>	trapsink/trap2sink/informsink
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove	<IDX>	0-15	Remove SNMP trap transmission rule
restart snmpd	Yes/no		Restart SNMP client
ro	<RO>	String, 63 characters max.	Set the password for parameter reading
rw	<RW>	String, 63 characters max.	Set the password for parameter reading and writing
show			Show SNMP configuration
syscontact	<SYSCONTACT>	String, 63 characters max.	Specify contact information
syslocation	<SYSLOC>	String, 63 characters max.	Specify device location
sysname	<SYSNAME>	String, 63 characters max.	Specify device name

Dial plan configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute numplan command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> numplan
Entering Numbering-plan mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[NUMPLAN]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
create prefix	<IDX_Numplan>	0-15/0-255	Create prefix in the specified dial plan
delete prefix	<IDX Prefix>		Remove the specified prefix
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
prefix			Enter prefix configuration mode
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set active		0-15/0-255	Define the number of active dial plans
set domain	<IDX>	0-15/0-255	Specify domain for registration
set domain	<DOMAIN>	String, 15 characters max.
set name	<IDX>	0-15/0-255	Define the dial plan name
set name	<NAME>	String, 15 characters max.
show active count			Show the number of active dial plans
show active list			Show the list of active dial plans
show list			Show the list of dial plans
show prefixes	<IDX>	0-15/0-255no/yes	Show dial plan prefixes with the specific number

Prefix configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute prefix <PREFIX_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <PREFIX_INDEX> is a prefix number.

SMG-[CONFIG]-[NUMPLAN]> prefix 0
Entering Prefix-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[NUMPLAN]-PREFIX[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
access category	<CAT_IDX>	0-31	Define the access category
access check	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Check/do not check the access category
called npi	<PFX_CLD_NPI>	transit/unknown/isdn/telephony/national/private	Modify callee number type (transit — keep unchanged)
called type			Callee number type modification (transit — keep unchanged)
	<PFX_CLD_TYPE>	unknown/	Unknown – unknown number type
		subscriber/	Subscriber number – used in local call and incoming long-distance call processing. At that, transmitted number should be as follows: abxxxxx, or bxxxxx, or xxxxx
		national/	National number – used in outgoing long-distance call or local call and incoming long-distance call processing instead of the 'Subscriber'. At that, transmitted number should be as follows: ABCabxxxxx, or 2abxxxxx, or 10 <international number>
		international/	International number – used in LD lines and CLR lines for outgoing international call processing. At that, transmitted number should be as follows: <international number> (without the international network exit prefix '10')
		specific_net/	Specific_net – number type that depends on the network
		transit	Transit – keep unchanged
command			Select action for a service
	<PFX_COMMAND>	set/	set – set VAS service
		clear/	clear – cancel VAS service
		control	control – VAS service activity control
config			Return to Configuration menu
dial mode			Define the prefix dialling mode:
	<MODE>	nochange/	nochange – callee number will be sent as it was received from the incoming channel
		enblock/	enblock – callee number will be sent as a block
		overlap	overlap – callee number will be sent with an overlap (by a single digit)
direction			Define the type of access to the trunk group or direction:
	<PFX_DIRECTION>	local/	local – local network
		emergency/	emergency – emergency services
		zone/	zone – zone network
		vedomst/	vedomst – department network
		toll/	toll – long-distance network
		international	international – international network
duration	<PFX_DURATION>	0-255	Specify number dialling duration timer, in seconds
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
getCID	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable Caller ID request for the prefix routing
history			View history of entered commands
ivr	<IVR_INDEX>	0-255	Define IVR scenario for ivr-type prefix
mask edit			Enter the prefix mask editing mode
mask show			Show prefix masks
modifiers table called	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255 or none	Called number modification table which is used while dial plan changing
modifiers table calling	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255 or none	Calling number modification table which is used while dial plan changing
name	<s_name>	String, 31 characters max. (letters, numbers and '_' character are allowed for use)	Define a name/description for prefix
needCID	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable CallerID mandatory information request
new access category	<CAT_IDX>	0-127	Select new access category for prefix with 'change-numplan' type.
new numplan	<PLAN_IDX>	0-15/0-255	Select new numbering plan for prefix with 'change-numplan' type
numplan	<PLAN_IDX>	0-15/0-255	Define dial plan that the prefix belongs to
notdial ST	<USE_ST>	yes/no	Disable/enable end dial marker transmission (ST in SS or 'sending complete' in PRI)
operator	<OPERATOR>	or/and	Select the logical operator “or/and”
pickup-group	<PICKUP_GROUP_INDEX>	0-254/any	Select group for prefix with 'pickup group' type. Defines certain group or mode in which any group which includes subscriber's number is selected
quit			Terminate this CLI session
service			VAS service type
	<PFX_USER_SERVICE>	cf-unconditional/	cf-unconditional – call forward unconditional
		cf-busy/	cf-busy – call forward on busy
		cf-no-reply/	cf-no-reply – call forward on no reply
		cf-out-of-order/	cf-out-of-order – call forward on out of service
		cf-time/	cf-time – call on time
		call-pickup/	call-pickup – call pickup
		conference/	conference – conference with sequential collection
		clear-all/	clear-all – clear all services
		intercom/	intercom – intercom
		paging/	paging – paging
		fm-unconditional/	follow me unconditional
		fm-no-response/	follow me no response
		call-park-set/	call-park-set
		call-park-get/	call-park-get
		voice-mail-local/	voice-mail-local
		voice-mail-remote	voice-mail-remote
show			Show prefix configuration
session time	<PFX_SESSION_TIME>	5-64800 off — no limits	Set the time in seconds by which the duration of a call passing through a prefix is limited
session warning time	<PFX_SESSION_TIME_WARN>	1-300 off — no warn	An option that enables the sound signal warning about the call ending within a specified number of seconds before the end of the call
trunk	<TRUNK>	0-31	Specify trunk group number or direction
type			Define prefix type:
	<PFX_TYPE>	trunk/	trunk – transition to trunk group
		trunk-direction/	trunk-direction – transition to trunk direction
		change-numplan/	change-numplan – change dial plan
		modifier/	modifier – modifier prefix type
		user_service	user_service – VAS prefix
		pickup-group/	pickup-group – pickup group
		ivr	ivr – select IVR scenario
		vns-task	vns-task – launch VNS task
vns-task	<VNS_TASK>	[0-254] or none	Reference number of the alert task

Prefix mask configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute mask edit command in the prefix configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-PREFIX[0]> mask edit 
Entering Prefix-Mask mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-PREFIX[0]-MASK>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add			Add a new mask into the prefix. You may specify the mask type — for a caller ('calling') or callee ('called'); default mask type is always 'called'
	<PREFIX_MASK>	prefix mask. 255 characters max., should be enclosed in parentheses '(' and ')'
	[PFX_MASK_TYPE]	calling/called [called]
config			Return to Configuration menu
history			View history of entered commands
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
modify duration			Specify number dialling duration timer
	<PREFIX_MASK_INDEX>	0-1024	PREFIX_MASK_INDEX – mask number
	<DURATION>	0-255	DURATION – timer
modify Ltimer			Define the Long timer
	<PREFIX_MASK_INDEX>	0-1024	PREFIX_MASK_INDEX – mask number
	<LONG_TIMER>	0-255	LONG_TIMER – timer
modify mask			Modify mask
	<PREFIX_MASK_INDEX>	0-1024	PREFIX_MASK_INDEX – mask number
	<PREFIX_MASK>	prefix mask, 225 characters max, enclosed in round brackets ‘(’ and ‘)’.	PREFIX_MASK – mask
modify prefix			Transfer mask to another prefix
	<PREFIX_MASK_INDEX>	0-1024	PREFIX_MASK_INDEX – mask number to be transferred
	<PFX_INDEX>	0-255	PFX_INDEX – prefix that the mask is being transferred to
modify stimer			Define the Short timer
	<PREFIX_MASK_INDEX>	0-1024	PREFIX_MASK_INDEX – mask number
	<SHORT_TIMER>	[0-255]	DURATION – timer
modify type			Define the mask type — caller or callee number analysis:
	<PREFIX_MASK_INDEX>	0-1024	PREFIX_MASK_INDEX – mask number to be transferred
	<PFX_MASK_TYPE>		PFX_MASK_TYPE – mask type:
		calling/	calling – caller number analysis
		called	called – callee number analysis
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove	<PREFIX_MASK_INDEX>	0-1024	Remove mask
show			Show mask information

Pickup group configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute pickup-group <pickup-group_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <pickup-group _INDEX> is a pickup group number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> pickup-group 0 
Entering pickup-group-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-PICKUP-GROUP[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
member add	<CALL_NUMBER>	symbols(not more then 30): *,#,D,0-9. Or 'none' for blank(delete) number.	Add pickup group member
member remove	<GROUP_MEMBER_INDEX>	[0-19]	Remove pickup group member
member set number	<GROUP_MEMBER_INDEX>	[0-19]	Define pickup group member number
member set user-type			Define call group member type
	<GROUP_MEMBER_INDEX>	[0-19]
	<USER_TYPE>	0 – 'restricted',	0 – limited
		1 – 'ordinary',	1 – common
		2 – 'privileged'	2 – privileged
show			Show the pickup group settings

PBX profile configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute pbx_profiles command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> pbx_profiles
Entering PBX profiles mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-PBX_PROFILES>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add pbx			Add PBX profile with the specified name, prefix number and direct prefix number
	<NAME>	String, 63 characters max.
	<PREFIX>	1-15
	<PFX>	0-255/none
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
flash mode			Flash signal transmission mode
	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-31
	<FLASH>	none/flash1/flash2/flash3
history			View history of entered commands
modifiers table incoming called			Define PBX profile modifier based on the analysis of the callee number received from the incoming channel
	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-31
	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none
modifiers table incoming calling			Define PBX profile modifier based on the analysis of the caller number received from the incoming channel
	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-31
	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none
modify pbx connected number transit	<CONNNUM>	normal/block	Deny 'Connected number' field transmission
modify pbx direct_pfx			Transition to the prefix without caller or callee number analysis. It enables switching of all calls coming from SIP subscriber to a trunk group regardless of the dialled number (without mask creation in prefixes)
	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-31
	<PFX>	0-255/none
modify pbx inband messages			Transmission of voice message phrases
	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-31
	<YES/no>
modify pbx name			Rename the specific profile
	<IDX>	0-31
	<NAME>	String, 63 characters max.
modify pbx prefix			Redefine the PBX prefix for the specified profile
	<IDX>	0-31
	<PREFIX>	up to 15 digits or none
modify pbx routing_profile	<IDX>	0-127	Select scheduled routing profile
timeout busy-signal	<TIMER>	0-31	Busy tone timeout for call transfer service
timeout cfnr	<TIMER>	0-31	Call forward on no reply (CFNR) timeout
timeout cfoos	<TIMER>	0-31	Call forward on out of service (CFOOS) timeout
timeout first-digit	<TIMER>	0-31	First digit dial timeout for call transfer service
timeout next-digit	<TIMER>	0-31	Next digit dial timeout for call transfer service
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove pbx	<IDX>	0-31	Remove PBX profile with the specific number
show pbx			Show the PBX profile list

Q.931 timer configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute q931-timers command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> q931-timers 
Entering q931-timers mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[q931-T]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set	t301	30-360	Define t301 timer value
	t302	10-25	Define t302 timer value
	t303	4-10	Define t303 timer value
	t304	20-30	Define t304 timer value
	t305	30-40	Define t305 timer value
	t306	30-40	Define t306 timer value
	t307	180-240	Define t307 timer value
	t308	4-10	Define t308 timer value
	t309	6-90	Define t309 timer value
	t310	10-20	Define t310 timer value
	t312	6-12	Define t312 timer value
	t313	4-10	Define t313 timer value
	t314	4-10	Define t314 timer value
	t316	120-240	Define t316 timer value
	t317	120-240	Define t317 timer value
	t320	30-60	Define t320 timer value
	t321	30-60	Define t321 timer value
	t322	4-10	Define t322 timer value
show			Show Q.931 timer configuration

RADIUS configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute radius command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> radius 
Entering RADIUS mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-RADIUS>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
acct ipaddr			Define the account server (Accounting) IP address
	<IP_ADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IP_ADDR – IP address
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
acct port			Define the account server (Accounting) port
	<PORT>	0-65535	PORT – port number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
acct secret			Define the account server (Accounting) password
	<SECRET>	String, 31 characters max.	SECRET – password
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
acct server_group			Set the group for accounting server
	<SRV_GROUP_ID>	0-3	SRV_GROUP_ID – group number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-7	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud acct ipaddr			Set IP address for verification node RADIUS server (Antifraud)
	<IP_ADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IP_ADDR – IP address
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud acct port			Set a port for verification node RADIUS server (Antifraud)
	<PORT>	0-65535	PORT – port number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud acct secret			Set a password for verification node RADIUS server (Antifraud)
	<SECRET>	string, 31 characters max.	SECRET – password
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud acct server_group			Set a group for verification node RADIUS server (Antifraud)
	<SRV_GROUP_ID>	0-3	SRV_GROUP_ID – group number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-7	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud auth ipaddr			Set an IP adress for verification node RADIUS server (Antifraud)
	<IP_ADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IP_ADDR – IP address
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud auth port			Set a port for RADIUS Authorization server (Antifraud)
	<PORT>	0-65535	PORT – port number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud auth secret			Set a password for RADIUS Authorization server (Antifraud)
	<SECRET>	string, 31 characters max.	SECRET – password
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud auth server_group			Set a group for RADIUS Authorization server (Antifraud)
	<SRV_GROUP_ID>	0-3	SRV_GROUP_ID – group number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-7	SRV_IDX – server number
antifraud deadtime	<DEADTIME>	1-60	Server deadtime – the period during which the server is considered inactive
antifraud deadtime	<DEADTIME>	disable	Disable blocking in the event of a server failure
antifraud mode			Set Antifraud mode
	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_MODE>	Off	Interaction disabled
		Astarta	Interaction with verification node produced by LLC "Astarta"
		Intek	Interaction with verification node produced by LLC " Hexagon Labs"
		Custom	Interaction with third-party verification nodes
antifraud proc transit	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_PROC_TRANSIT>	yes/no	Enable the processing of transit calls in Antifrod
antifraud request type			Set the value of the xpgk-request-type attribute in Access-Request requests in Custom mode
	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_REQ_TYPE>	Number	xpgk-request-type=number
	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_REQ_TYPE>	Check_and_Save	xpgk-request-type=save_call to indicate calls xpgk-request-type=check_call to verify calls
antifraud retries	<RETRIES>	1-5	Set the number of attempts to send the request
antifraud send accounting	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_SEND_ACCT>	yes/no	Enable the sending of Accounting requests to verification node
antifraud save call block	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_SAVE_CALL_BLOCK>	yes/no	Enable reliable delivery of save_call requests (the call will be continued only after the verification node server respond)
antifraud timeout accounting	<TIMEOUT>	1-100	Set the time (in х100 ms) within which a response to an accounting request is expected from the server
antifraud timeout save			Set the time (in х100 ms) within which a response to an status request is expected from the server
antifraud timeout check			Set the time (in х100 ms) within which a response to the verification request is expected from the server
antifraud user	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_USER>	String, 63 characters max.	Set the User-name attribute for Access-Request and Accounting-Request in Astarta mode
antifraud password	<RADIUS_ANTIFRAUD_PASSWORD>	String, 127 characters max.	Set the Password attribute for Access-Request and Accounting-Request in Astarta mode
auth ipaddr			Set an IP address of authorization server
	<IP_ADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IP_ADDR – IP address
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
auth local	<AUTH_LOCAL>	no/yes	Allow access to local administrator in case of RADIUS server deny
auth port			Set a port of authorization server
	<PORT>	0-65535	PORT – port number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
auth secret			Set a password for authorization server
	<SECRET>	string, 31 characters max.	SECRET – password
	<SRV_IDX>	0-8	SRV_IDX – server number
auth server_group			Set a group for authorization server
	<SRV_GROUP_ID>	0-3	SRV_GROUP_ID – group number
	<SRV_IDX>	0-7	SRV_IDX – server number
auth user	<AUTH_USER>	no/yes	web/telnet/ssh users authorization via RADIUS
config			Return to Configuration menu
deadtime	<DEADTIME>	1-60	Server unavailability time during failure — amount of time that the server is deemed unavailable (requests will not be sent to it)
deadtime	<DEADTIME>	disable	Disable blocking in the event of a server failure
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
iface	<IFACE_NAME>	string, 255 characters max.	Specify RADIUS network interface
profile	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-31	Proceed to RADIUS profile parameters configuration
quit			Terminate this CLI session
retries	<RETRIES>	2-5	Specify the number of request transmission attempts
show config			Show the RADIUS server configuration information
timeout	<TIMEOUT>	3-10	Define the amount of time intended for server response (х100ms)
voice-msg-table	<TABLE_INDEX>	0-31	Select RADIUS responses to voice messages correspondence tables

RADIUS profile parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute profile <PROFILE_INDEX> command in the RADIUS configuration mode, where <PROFILE_INDEX> is a RADIUS profile number.

SMG-[CONFIG]-RADIUS> profile 0
Entering RADIUS-Profile-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-RADIUS-PROFILE[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
acct answer	<ON/OFF>	off/on	Enable/disable acct message transmission for call-orig=answer
acct CdPN			Define the callee number for Accounting-Request packets:
	<CDPN_MODE>	CdPN-IN/	CdPN-IN – use callee number prior to modification (received in SETUP/INVITE packet).
	<CDPN_MODE>	CdPN-OUT	CdPN-OUT – use callee number after the modification
acct CgPN			Define the caller number for Accounting-Request packets:
	<CGPN_MODE>	CgPN-IN/	CdPN-IN – use caller number prior to modification (received in SETUP/INVITE packet)
	<CGPN_MODE>	CgPN-OUT	CdPN-OUT – use caller number after the modification
acct duration count mode	<RADIUS_COUNT_MODE>	round-up/ round-down/ not-round	Time rounding parameters: up, down, not rounding (transmit milliseconds)
acct originate	<ON/OFF>	off/on	Enable/disable acct message transmission for call-orig=originate
acct restrict			Define the outgoing communications restriction during the server fault (server response non-reception):
	<RESTRICT>	none/	none – allow all calls
		zone/	zone – allow calls to emergency services, local and zone network
		local/	local – allow calls to emergency services and local network
		emergency/	emergency – allow calls to emergency services only
		restrict-all	restrict – deny all calls
acct start	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable acct. start message transmission
acct stop	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable acct. stop message transmission
acct update	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable acct. update message transmission
acct update_period	<PERIOD>	10sec/ 20sec/ 30sec/ 45sec/ 1min/ 2min/ 3min/ 5min/ 10min/ 15min/ 30min/ 1hour	Acct. update message transmission period
acct unsuccessfull	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable transmission of information on unsuccessful calls to RADIUS server
acct user-name answer			Set a User-Name attribute value in Accounting-Request packets for 'answer' party:
	<USERNAME_MODE>	cgpn/	cgpn – use a caller phone number as the value
		ip_or_stream/	ip_or_stream – use a caller IP address or number of the stream via which the connection is implemented
		trunk/	trunk – use a name of the trunk, via which the connection is implemented, as the value
		cdpn/	cdpn – use a callee number as the value
		initial_cgpn/	initial_cgpn – use the non-modified phone number of the calling number
		initial_cdpn	initial_cdpn – use a non-modified phone number of the callee number
acct user-name originate			Set a User-Name attribute value in Accounting-Request for originate party:
	<USERNAME_MODE>	cgpn/	cgpn – use a caller phone number as the value
		ip_or_stream/	ip_or_stream – use a caller IP address or number of the stream via which the connection is implemented
		trunk/	trunk – use a name of the trunk, via which the connection is implemented, as the value
		cdpn/	cdpn – use a callee number as the value
		initial_cgpn/	initial_cgpn – use a non-modified phone number of the calling number
		initial_cdpn	initial_cdpn – use a non-modified phone number of the callee number
auth check on seize	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable authorization (Authorization) request transmission during the incoming engagement
auth check on stop-dial	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable authorization (Authorization) request transmission during the end of dial
auth check on local-redir	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable authorization (Authorization) request transmission during the local redirection
auth digestauth	<DIGESTAUTH>	rfc5090/ rfc5090-no-challenge/ draft-sterman	Select subscriber authorization algorithm with dynamic registration through the RADIUS server. In DIGEST authorization, the password is transferred as a hash code; thus, it cannot be intercepted during traffic scanning
auth emergency-on-REJ	<PERMIT>	not-allow/allow	Enable/disable access to emergency services after reception of connection refuse from server
auth framedprotocol	<FRAMED_PROTOCOL>	none/ PPP/ SLIP/ ARAP/ Gandalf/ Xylogics/ X75_Sync	Assign protocol during packet access utilization for RADIUS authentication requests none – packet access will be disabled
auth nas port type	<PORT_TYPE>	Async/Sync/ ISDN_Sync/ ISDN_Async_v120/ ISDN_Async_v110/ Virtual/PIAFS/ HDLC_Channel/ X25/X75/G3_Fax/ SDSL/ADSL_CAP/ ADSL_DMT/IDSL/ Ethernet/xDSL/ Cable/Wireless/ Wireless_IEEE_802.1	Define NAS physical port type (server for user authentication), default value is Async
auth pass	<PASSWD>	Password, 15 characters max.	Specify User-Password attribute value in the corresponding RADIUS-Authorization packet
auth restrict			Define the outgoing communications restriction during the server fault (server response non-reception):
	<RESTRICT>	none/	none – allow all calls
		zone/	zone – allow calls to emergency services, local and zone network
		local/	local – allow calls to emergency services and local network
		emergency/	emergency – allow calls to emergency services only
		restrict-all	restrict-all – deny all calls
auth service type	<SERVICE_TYPE>	none/Login/ Framed/ Callback_Login/ Callback_Framed/ Outbound/ Administrative/ NAS_Promt/ Authenticate_Only/ Callback_NAS_Prompt/ Call_Check/ Callback_Administrative	Type of service, not used by default (none)
auth session time			Define the maximum call duration limit on the basis of an attribute value transmitted in Access-Accept from the RADIUS server.
	<SESSION_TIME_MODE>	ignore/	ignore – ignore the limitation of the maximum call duration
		use_RFC_Session_timeout/	use_rfc_session_timeout – use Session-Timeout attribute value as the maximum call duration timeout
		use_CISCO_h323_credit_time	use_cicso_h323_credit_time – use Session-Time or Cisco VSA h323-credit-time attribute value as the maximum call duration timeout
auth user-name answer			Set User-Name attribute value in Access–Request packets for answer party:
	<USERNAME_MODE>	cgpn/	cgpn – use a caller phone number as the value
		ip_or_stream/	ip_or_stream – use a caller IP address or number of the stream via which the connection is implemented
		trunk/	trunk – use a name of the trunk, via which the connection is implemented, as the value
		cdpn/	cdpn – use a callee number as the value
		initial_cgpn/	initial_cgpn – use a non-modified phone number of the calling number
		initial_cdpn	initial_cdpn – use a non-modified phone number of the callee number
auth user-name originate			Set User-Name attribute value in Access–Request packets for originate party:
	<USERNAME_MODE>	cgpn	cgpn – use a caller phone number as the value
		ip_or_stream/	ip_or_stream – use a caller IP address or number of the stream via which the connection is implemented
		trunk/	trunk – use a name of the trunk, via which the connection is implemented, as the value
		cdpn/	cdpn – use a callee number as the value
		initial_cgpn/	initial_cgpn – use a non-modified phone number of the calling number
		initial_cdpn	initial_cdpn – use a non-modified phone number of the callee number
auth userpasswd	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable custom passwords for SIP subscribers during authorization
modifiers table auth mode	MODTABLE_MODE	default/	An authorization mode of a number in RADIUS
		restricted	restricted – only numbers, which match masks in the modifiers table, are authorized
modifiers table acct mode	MODTABLE_MODE	default/	A number accounting mode in RADIUS
		restricted	restricted – accounting is available only for numbers, which match masks in the modifiers table
modifiers table incoming called	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define callee (CdPN) number modifier for the incoming connection in relation to Called-Station-Id, xpgk-dst-number-in fields of RADIUS-Authorization and RADIUS-Accounting messages
modifiers table incoming calling	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define caller (CgPN) number modifier for the incoming connection in relation to Calling-Station-Id, xpgk-src-number-in fields of RADIUS-Authorization and RADIUS-Accounting messages
modifiers table incoming redirecting	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Set the redirection number modifier (RedirPN) in the h323-redirect-number field in the RADIUS-Authorization and RADIUS-Accounting messages
modifiers table outgoing called	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define callee (CdPN) number modifier for the outgoing connection in relation to xpgk-src-number-out field of RADIUS-Authorization and RADIUS-Accounting messages
modifiers table outgoing calling	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define caller (CgPN) number modifier for the outgoing connection in relation to xpgk-dst-number-out field of RADIUS-Authorization and RADIUS-Accounting messages
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
quit			Terminate this CLI session
reset voice-msg-table			Do not use RADIUS responses to voice messages correspondence tables
server_group	<SRV_GROUP>	0-3	A number of a group of RADIUS servers which will be used by the profile
set vmt-reply-attribute		h323-return-code/ Reply-Message	Select an attribute that will be used for RADIUS-reject message analysis
set voice-msg-table	<TABLE_IDX>	[0-31]	Select RADIUS responses to voice messages correspondence tables
show			Show RADIUS profile configuration
use acct	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable Accounting request transmission to the RADIUS server
use auth	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable Authorization request transmission to the RADIUS server
use antifraud	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable Antifraud request transmission to the RADIUS server of the verification node
use class as ss7cat	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Use AV-Pair Class for SS7 subscriber category transmission
use eltex-vsa	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable RCM service
use full cisco-vsa	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Use a full Cisco-VSA value for RCM service
use porta billing	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable PortaBilling
use porta routing	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable PortaRouting
use incoming called		original/processed	Define CdPN number transmitted in xpgk-dst-number-in field of RADIUS-Authorization and RADIUS-Accounting messages
use incoming calling		original/processed	Define CgPN number transmitted in xpgk-dst-number-in field of RADIUS-Authorization and RADIUS-Accounting messages
use snmp	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Send SNMP trap when applying the RADIUS server
use utc time	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Use time in UTC format

Callback authorization configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute auth_calls command in the configuration mode.

SMG1016M-[CONFIG]> auth_calls 
Entering Auth Calls mode.
SMG1016M-[CONFIG]-AUTH_CALLS>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add number_pool	FIRST_NUMBER	phone number	Add a pool of numbers – starting number and range
add number_pool	RANGE	1-65535
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
remove number_pool	INDEX	0-63	Delete a pool of numbers by its index
remove by id number_pool	POOL_ID	1-65535	Delete a pool of numbers by its identifier
set access category	CAT_IDX	0-127	Set access category
set category	CATEGORY	0-9	Set caller ID category
set number_pool first_number	INDEX	0-63	Change the starting phone number in a pool of numbers
set number_pool first_number	NUMBER	phone number
set number_pool range	INDEX	0-63	Change a range in a pool of numbers by its index
set number_pool range	RANGE	1-65535
set by id *	POOL_ID	1-65535	The commands work similarly to the set number_pool * commands, but by identifier
set numplan	PLAN_IDX	0-15 or none	Set a dial plan none – remove a dial plan
set pbx_profile	PROFILE	0-15 or none	Set a PBX profile none – remove a PBX profile
set radius_profile	RADIUS_PROFILE	0-31 or no	Set a RADIUS profile none – remove a RADIUS profile
set select_mode			Set the mode for selecting numbers from the pool
	SELECT_MODE	sequential/	sequential
		random	random
show number_pool all			Show all configured pools of numbers
show number_pool by_id	POOL_ID	1-65534	Show a pool of numbers by its identifier
show number_pool by_index	INDEX	0-63	Show a pool of numbers by its number
show user			Show virtual subscriber settings

Conversation recording settings configuration mode

The menu is available for the devices with Call-record license. Read more detailed information on licenses in the Licenses section.

To enter this mode, execute record command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> record 
Entering Record-setup mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[RECORD]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
ftp enabled	REC_FTP	no/yes	Save call records on the FTP server
ftp login	REC_FTPLOGIN	string of up to 63 characters	Login to access to FTP
ftp mode recording			Upload mode
	REC_MODE	once-a-day/	once a day
		once-an-hour/	once an hour
		once-an-minute	once a minute
ftp passwd	REC_PASSWD	string of up to 63 characters	Password to access to FTP
ftp path	REC_FTPPATH	string of up to 63 characters	Path to the files on FTP
ftp period day	REC_HOUR	0-23	Set hours and minutes of uploading files to FTP for 'once a day' mode
ftp period day	REC_MINUTE	0-59
ftp period hour	REC_MINUTE	0-59	Set minutes of uploading files to FTP for 'once an hour' mode
ftp period n-minutes	REC_MIN	2-59	Задать минуты выгрузки для режима с заданным периодом
ftp port	REC_FTPPORT	1-65535	FTP server port
ftp remove-after-upload	REC_FTP_REMOVE	no/yes	Delete records from the local storage after uploading to FTP
ftp server	REC_FTPSERVER	string of up to 63 characters	An address or domain name of the FTP server
			Select an action for full disk: Stop recording/Delete old
set dirname		none or string of up to 63 characters	Define the name of directory for conversation recording files
set dirname_IVR		none or string of up to 63 characters	Define the name of directory for IVR conversation recording files
set files count per dir	FILECOUNT	100-65535 or unlimited	The quantity of record files in a single directory
set files keep period day	KEEP_DAY	0-90	The quantity of days of storing records on the local storage
set files keep period hour	KEEP_HOUR	0-23	The quantity of hours of storing records on the local storage
set filename win_supp_symbols	<WIN_SYM>	no/yes	Заменять неподдерживаемые символы в именах файлов записей разговоров для совместимости с Windows
set notification	<NOTIFY_TYPE>	None voice_message	Notification on conversation recording start
set path		off/mnt/sd[abc][1-7]*	Define the path to conversation recording files storage

Call records masks configuration modes

To enter this mode1 execute mask command in the configuration mode of call recording settings.

SMG-[CONFIG]-[RECORD]> mask
Entering Record-Mask mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[RECORD]-MASK>

Comamnd	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available command
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
add			Add a new record mask Parameters:
	REC_MASK_NUMPLAN	0-255 or all	dial plan (all – any dial plan)
	RECORD_MASK	String, max. 255 characters	record mask which should be taken in brackets – “(“ and “)”
	REC_MASK_TYPE		number type
		all/	any
		calling/	calling
		called	called
modify category	RECORD_MASK_INDEX	0-4095	Change call record categoty for a mask
modify category	CAT_IDX	0-31	Change call record categoty for a mask
modify direction			Change mask number type to a defined one
	RECORD_MASK_INDEX	0-4095
	REC_MASK_TYPE	all/
		calling/
		called
modify mask			Change mask value The mask must be taken in brackets “(“ and “)”
	RECORD_MASK_INDEX	0-4095
	PREFIX_MASK	String, max. 255 characters
modify notification			Notification on a record start
	RECORD_MASK_INDEX	0-4095	none – do not notify
	NOTIFY_TYPE		voice_message – notify by voice message
modify numplan			Change a dial plan
	RECORD_MASK_INDEX	0-4095 or none/voice_message
	REC_MASK_NUMPLAN	0-255 or all
remove	RECORD_MASK_INDEX	0-4095	Delete a mask
show			Show all the masks

Static route configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute route command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> route 
Entering route mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-ROUTE>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
quit			Terminate this CLI session
route add			Add route:
	<DESTINATION>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	DESTINATION – destination IP address
	<MASK>	Mask in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	MASK – network mask for the specified IP address
	<GATEWAY>	Gateway in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	GATEWAY – gateway IP address
	<METRIC>	Unsigned integer value	METRIC – metrics
	<IFACE_NAME>	String, 255 characters max.	IFACE_NAME – network interface
	<ENABLE>	disable/enable	ENABLE – enable/disable network route
route del			Remove route:
route del	<IDX>	0-4095	IDX – network route index
show			Show the route configuration information

Scheduled routing profiles and VNS schedules configuration

To enter this mode, execute routing profile <PROFILE_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <PROFILE_INDEX> is the index of the scheduled routing profile.

SMG-[CONFIG]> routing profile 0
Entering Numplan routing-Profile-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-NP_ROUTING_PROFILE[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
quit			Terminate this CLI session
create			Create a new scheduled routing profile
modify active_days			Set the duration of the rule (in days)
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<DAYS>	0-65535	Number of days
modify days			Set the days of the week on which the rule will apply
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<DAY>	monday/tuesday/wednesday/ thursday/friday/saturday/sunday	Day of the week
	<STATE>	on/off	Enable/disable
modify from_first_day			Select the “From the first day” option
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<NO_YES>	no/yes	Enable/disable
modify interval start			Set opening hours (start) (for scheduled routing profiles only)
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<INTERVAL>	0-11	Inteval index
	<HOUR>	0-23	Hours
	<MINUTE>	0/15/30/45	Minutes
modify interval stop			Set opening hours (end) (for scheduled routing profiles only)
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<INTERVAL>	0-11	Interval index
	<HOUR>	0-23	Hours
	<MINUTE>	0/15/30/45	Minutes
modify numplan			Set a numbering plan (for scheduled routing profiles only)
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<NUMPLAN>	0-15	Numbering plan index
modify profile name	<PROFILE_NAME>	String, 31 characters max.	Set the routing profile name
modify profile type	<PROFILE_TYPE>	routing/VNS	Set the profuile type: scheduled rouring or VNS schedule
modify repeat_monthly			Select the ‘Repeat every month’ option
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<NO_YES>	no/yes	Enable/disable
modify start date			Set the start date of the rule validity period
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<STDAY>	1-31	Day
	<STMONTH>	1-12	Month
	<STYEAR>	2011-2037	Year
modify time			Set the alert start time (for VNS profile only)
	<RULE_IDX>	0-255	Rule index
	<HOUR>	0-23	Hours
	<MIN>	0-59	Minutes
remove	<IDX>	0-255	Delete scheduled routing profile
show all			Show settings for all rules in the current profile
show profile			Show current profile settings
show rule	<IDX>	0-255	Show rule settings by rule ID (for the current profile only)

Q.850 release causes list configuration

To enter this mode, execute release cause list <LIST_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <LIST_INDEX> is a number of Q.850 release cause list.

SMG1016M-[CONFIG]> release cause list 0
Entering RelCauseList-mode.
SMG1016M-[CONFIG]-REL-CAUSE-LIST[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add cause	<CAUSE>	1-127	Add q.850 reason into table
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove cause	<CAUSE>	1-127	Remove q.850 reason from table
set name	<LIST_NAME>	letter or number or '_', '.', '-'. Max 63 symbols	Specify table name
show			Show table configuration

SIP/SIP-T general settings editing mode

To enter this mode, execute sip configuration command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> sip configuration 
Entering SIP/SIP-T/SIP-I/SIP-profile config mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SIP(general)>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
cause codes KZ	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable/disable the specification in accordance with the requirements of the Republic of Kazakhstan
config			Return to Configuration menu
dynamic route profile	<PROFILE>	0-63	SIP profile for dynamic routing
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
ignore_RURI		no/yes	Ignore/do not ignore address in R-URI. Address information after '@' separator in Request-URI will be ignored; otherwise, the gateway will check if the address information matches to the device IP address and host name, and if there is no match, the call will be rejected
port destination	<PORT>	1-65535	Define the server port for syslog messages receiving and transmission
port source	<PORT>	1-65535	Define SMG port for messages receiving and transmission
quit			Terminate this CLI session
ringing timeout	<RING_TIMER>	10-255	Call response timeout
save_database	on/off		Save/do not save the information on registered subscribers into the gateway non-volatile memory. It allows you to keep the registered subscribers' database in case of device reboot due to power loss or failure. In case of reboot from the WEB or CLI, the gateway will store the current database into the non-volatile memory regardless of this setting
show			Show SIP-T general configuration
T1	<T1_TIMER>	0-255	Define SIP timer T1
T2	<T2_TIMER>	0-255	Define SIP timer T2
T4	<T4_TIMER>	0-255	Define SIP timer T4
transport			Define transport layer protocol used for SIP message transmission and reception:
	<TRANSPORT>	UDP-only/	UDP-only – use UDP protocol only
		UDP-prefer/	UDP-prefer – reception via UDP and TCP. Packets exceeding 1300 bytes will be sent via TCP, under 1300 bytes — via UDP
		TCP-prefer/	TCP-prefer – reception via UDP and TCP. Transmission via TCP. If TCP connection was not established, transmission will be performed via UDP
			TCP-only – use TCP protocol only
write_timeout	<TIMEOUT>	1hour/2hours/4hours/6hours/8hours/ 12hours/16hours	Define archive database update period (from 1 to 16 hours)

SIP/SIP-T interface parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute sip interface <SIPT_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <SIPT_INDEX> is SIP/SIP–T interface number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> sip interface 0
Entering SIPT-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SIP/SIPT/SIPI-INTERFACE[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
access category	<CAT_IDX>	0-31	Define the access category
add_def_port_to_ruri	<on/off>		Enabling substitution of the standard port 5060 in the RURI when calling a subscriber registered without a port in the Contact header
alarm indication	<on/off>		Enable interface unavailability fault indication
category mode	<MODE>	none/ category/ cpc/ cpc-rus	Do not transfer Caller ID category to SIP. Transfer Caller ID category in the specified field, 'none' — do not transfer Caller ID category to SIP
CCI	<on/off>	on/off	Enable support for the channel integrity check
cdpn default	<CDPN>	Up to 30 digits or 'none'	CDPN by default, in case of calls implemented through the interface with trunk registration
cdpn plus sign	<YES/NO>	no/yes	"+" (plus) symbol transmission in international calls. Enables by default
cgpn replace	<YES_NO>	no/yes	Take CgPN from the 'Username/Number' parameter; when disabled, use CgPN number received in the incoming call
clearchan override	<on/off>	<on/off>	Set ‘clear channel override’ option – announce CLEARMOD codec to second leg when first leg operates in ‘clear channel’ operation mode
clearchan transit	<on/off>	<on/off>	Set ‘clear channel transit’ option – transmitted RTP should be exactly the same with the RTP transmitted to the first leg (including packetization time)
codec disable	<CODEC_IDX>	0-5	Disable defined codec. Codecs are numbered by priority – from 0 (the highest) to 5 (the lowest)
codec pte			Set payload time
	<CODEC_IDX>	0-5
	<PTE>	10/20/30/40/50/60/70/80/90
codec ptype			Set payload type. The static value sets the default value according to defined codec
	<CODEC_IDX>	0-5
	<PTYPE>	0-127 or static
codec set			Set codec which is used
	<CODEC_IDX>	0-5
	<CODEC>	G.711-U/G.711-A/ G.722/G.726/G.729/G.723.1_5.3/ G.723.1_6.3/CLEARMODE
command line	<command>	Allowed symbols: [0-9a-zA-Z-_.!~*'();:=+$,%#] always inside []. For clearing use 'none'	SIP advanced settings
config			Return to Configuration menu
display_name_mode	<MODE>		Set the display name mode
		dont_change	Don't change
		fill_empty_dname	Fill in the missing name based on the RURI
		replace_with_number	Replace name with the number from RURI
		dont_send	Don't send
diversion use sip-uri	<YES_NO>	no/yes	When the option is enabled, the number in the Diversion header will always be transmitted as SIP-URI
dname_rpid	<YES_NO>	no/yes	Enable/disable the ‘Send DisplayName in the Remote-Party-ID header’ option
DSCP RTP	<DSCP_RTP>	0-255	Define DSCP identifier for RTP traffic
DSCP SIG	<DSCP_SIG>	0-255	Define DSCP identifier for SIG traffic
DTMF allow_inband_DTMF	<DTMF_ALLOW_INBAND>	no/yes	Allow inband DTMF
DTMF mime type			Specify payload type used for DTMF transmission in SIP protocol INFO packets
	<MIME_TYPE>	application/dtmf	application/dtmf – in SIP INFO application/dtmf packets ('*' and '#' are sent as digits 10 and 11)
	<MIME_TYPE>	application/dtmf-relay	application/dtmf-relay – in SIP INFO application/dtmf-relay packets ('' and '#' are sent as symbols '' and '#')
DTMF mode	<DTMF_m>	inband/RFC2833/SIP-INFO/SIP-NOTIFY	DTMF mode for the current interface
DTMF payload	<DTMF_p>	96-127	Define payload type for RFC2833
DTMF payload-equal	<DTMF_PT_EQ>	(off/on)	Enable/disable option 'Same RFC2833 PT'
duplicate enable	<YES_NO>	no/yes	Enable incoming INVITE redundancy mode
duplicate primary host			Define address and port of primary duplicate server
	<REM_IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
	<REM_PORT>	0-65535
duplicate secondary host			Define address and port of back-up duplicate server
	<REM_IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
	<REM_PORT>	0-65535
early media header	<early media header>	(off/on)	Enable P-Early-Media support (RFC5009)
ecan			Set echo cancellation mode:
	<CANCELLATION>	voice/	Voice – echo cancellers are enabled (this mode is set by default)
		nlp-off-voice/	Nlp-off-voice – echo cancellers are enabled in voice mode, non-linear processor (NLP) is disabled. When signal levels on transmission and reception significantly differ, weak signal may become suppressed by the NLP. To avoid this, use this echo canceller operation mode
		modem/	Modem – echo cancellers are enabled in the modem operation mode (direct component filtering is disabled, NLP control is disabled, CNG is disabled)
		off	Off – disable echo cancellation
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
egress_lines	<COUNT>	0-65535	Set the number of outgoing lines per SIP interface 0 — no restrictions
history			View history of entered commands
fax detection			Set the fax detection mode:
	<DETECTION>	no/	no – disable fax detection
		callee/	callee – for the receiving party only
		caller/	caller – for the transmitting party only
		callee_and_caller	callee_and_caller – for both receiving and transmitting parties
fax mode	<MODE>	T38_only/G.711_only/T38_and_G.711	Select fax transmission mode
fill empty display-name	FILL_DNAME	on/off	Fill display-name when the call without display-name is received
gain rx	<GAIN>	-140 – 60	Set the volume of voice reception (gain of the signal received from the communicating gateway and output to the speaker of the phone unit connected to SMG gateway)
gain tx	<GAIN>	-140 – 60	Volume of voice transmission (gain of the signal received from the microphone of the phone unit connected to SMG gateway and transmitted to the communicating gateway)
history			View history of entered commands
hold mode			Call hold by pressing:
		flash/	flash
		flash/star	flash or *
		flash/hash	flash or #
		flash/star/hash	flash, * or #
hostname clear			Remove host name of the communicating gateway
hostname set	<HOSTNAME>	string, 63 characters max.	Define host name of the communicating gateway
ignore RURI/To diff	<IGNORE_RURI_TO_DIFF>	off/on	When enabled, the option will not transmit Redirecting and Original Called numbers to SS7 if there are differences in the SIP RURI and To fields
inband_signal_with_183_and_sdp	on/off		Issue reply 183/SDP to SIP answer for voice channel forwarding after reception of CALL PROCEEDING or PROGRESS messages from PRI containing progress indicator=8 (In-band signal)
ingress_lines	<COUNT>	0-65535	Set the number of incoming lines per SIP interface 0 — no restrictions
jitter adaptation period	<JT_AP>	1000-65535	Define the time of jitter-buffer adaptation to the lower limit, in milliseconds
jitter adjust mode			Specify the jitter buffer adjustment mode:
	<JT_AM>	non-immediate/	non-immediate – gradual
		immediately	immediately – instant
jitter deletion mode			Specify buffer adjustment mode. Defines the method of packet deletion during buffer adjustment to lower limit:
	<JT_DM>	soft/	soft – device uses intelligent selection pattern for deletion of packets that exceed the threshold
		hard	hard – packets which delay exceeds the threshold will be deleted immediately
jitter deletion threshold	<JT_DT>	0-500	Set the threshold for immediate deletion of a packet, in milliseconds When buffer size grows and packet delay exceeds this threshold, packets will be deleted immediately
jitter init	<JT_INIT>	0-200	Specify an initial value of adaptive jitter buffer, in milliseconds
jitter max	<JT_MAX>	0-200	Define the upper limit (maximum size) of adaptive jitter buffer, in milliseconds
jitter min	<JT_MIN>	0-200	Define the size of fixed jitter buffer or lower limit (minimum size) of adaptive jitter buffer
jitter mode			Jitter buffer operation mode:
	<JT_MODE>	adaptive/	adaptive – adaptive
	<JT_MODE>	non-adaptive	non-adaptive – fixed
jitter vbd	<JT_VBD>	0-200	Define fixed buffer size for data transmission in VBD mode
keep-alive enable			Enable direction availability control (NAT keep-alive) (for SIP profile only)
keep-alive disable			Disable direction availability control (NAT keep-alive) (for SIP profile only)
keep-alive mode			Opposite party availability control mode.
	<KEEP_ALIVE_MODE>	SIP-OPTIONS/	SIP-OPTIONS – direction availability control that utilizes OPTIONS requests
		SIP-NOTIFY/	SIP-NOTIFY – direction availability control that utilizes NOTIFY requests
		UDP-CRLF	UDP-CRLF – direction availability control that utilizes empty UDP packet transmission
keep-alive period	<KEEP_ALIVE_PERIOD>	30-3600	Request transmission period
lines_mode	<LINES_MODE>	common/separate	Line operating mode: combined/separated
local ringback	<on/off>	on/off	Enable 'Local ringback for early-media' option
login	<LOGIN>	string, 15 characters max.	Specify the name used for authentication
max_active	<MAX_ACTIVE>	0-65535	Define the maximum number of active connection for an interface
mode	<mode>	profile/SIP/SIP-T/SIP-I/SIP-Q	Define interface operation mode (SIP profile is assigned to SIP subscribers)
name	<s_name>	you may use letters, numbers, '_' character, 31 characters max.	Define the interface name
nat comedia mode	<NAT>	on/off	Enable/disable NAT
nat via	<VIA_CHECK>	on/off	Включить/выключить контроль совпадения Via и IP-адреса
nat sdp in 18x	<NAT_SDP>	on/off	Разрешить отправлять SDP в 18x сообщениях. Опция доступна только при активированной функции sdp_in_18x
net-interface rtp	<IFACE_NAME>	string, 255 characters max.	Specify RTP network interface
net-interface sig	<IFACE_NAME>	string, 255 characters max.	Specify SIP network interface
numbering plan	<NUMPLAN>	0-15/0-255	Select dial plan
options	<OPTIONS>	enable/disable	Enable direction availability control function that utilizes OPTIONS requests; when the direction is not available, the call will be performed through the redundant trunk group. Also, this function analyzes received OPTIONS message responses, that allows to avoid usage of 100rel, replaces and timer features configured in this direction if the opposite party supports them
options period	<OPTIONS_PERIOD>	30-3600	Define the time in seconds that should pass for the call to be performed through the redundant trunk group when the direction is not available
password	<PASSWD>	string, 15 characters max.	Specify the password used for authentication
port	<PORT>	1-65535	Define UDP port of the communicating gateway used for SIP signalling reception
quit			Terminate this CLI session
radius profile	<RADIUS_PROFILE>	number [0-31] or 'no'	Define RADIUS profile for the SIP profile interface no — do not use the profile for an interface
Re-INVITE a=sendonly		on/off	Разрешить обработку Re-INVITE с a=sendonly
redirection 302	<REDIRECTION>	on/off	Enable/disable redirection (302) utilization
redirection server	<REDIRECT_SERV>	on/off	Redirect/do not redirect the call sent using the public address to the subscriber's private address without the dial plan routing. The routing will be performed directly to the address contained in the reply 302 'contact' header received from the redirection server. You should configure redirection 302 first (redirection 302 command)
refer	<REFER>	enable/disable	Enable/disable call transfer with REFER
register delay	<REGEXP>	500-5000	Minimum 'Register' message transmission interval designed for protection from high traffic caused by simultaneous registration of large number of subscribers
register expires	<REGEXP>	90-64800	Define the registration renewal time period
regmode	<REGMODE>	none/trunk-mode/user-mode/upper-mode	Define the type of registration on the upstream server
reliable_1xx_ response	<ON_OFF>	Off/	Off – 100rel tag transmission disabled
		Support/support-plus/	When support option is enabled, INVITE request and 1хх class provisional responses will contain the support: 100rel tag that requires assured confirmation of provisional responses
		require/require-plus	When require option is enabled, INVITE request and 1хх class provisional responses will contain the require: 100rel tag that requires assured confirmation of provisional responses
routing_profile	<prof>	0-127	Select scheduled routing profile
RTCP control	<RTCP_c>	2-255	Define the quantity of time periods (RTCP period) during which the opposite party will wait for RTCP protocol packets
RTCP period	<RTCP_p>	5-255	Define the time period in seconds after which the device sends control packets via RTCP protocol
RTP loss silence	<RTP_TIMEOUT_SILENCE>	1-30	Define the RTP packet timeout for the silence suppression option utilization. Coefficient is a multiplier that applies to the 'RTP-loss timeout' value
RTP loss timeout	<RTP_TIMEOUT>	10-300/off	Set the timeout for waiting for RTP packets
sdp_in_18x	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Always include the SDP in preliminary replies
send reason preemption	<YES_NO>	no/yes	Enable/disable the substitution of the additional header «Reason: preemption; cause=1; text="Transit release from SIP-peer"» in release messages
sipdomain	<SIPDOMAIN>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define the RTP packet timeout
sip_forwards control_forwards			Method for processing the value from the “Max Forwards” header
	<CTRL_FORWARDS>	decrement	Transit
		no_change	Don't change
		preset	Value
		dont_send	Deny
sip_forwards forwards	<SIP_FORWARDS>	[10-255]	Value for the corresponding processing method of Max Forwards header
show config			Show the interface information
sipcause profile	<SIPCAUSE>	[0-63]/none	Select Q.850 and sip-reply compliance profile
sms port	<PORT>	0-65535	Port for SMS receiving via SMPP and redirecting them to duplication server
src verify	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Control the media traffic reception from IP address and UDP port specified in SDP(on) communication session description; otherwise the traffic from any IP address and UDP port will be accepted
STUN ip	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define STUN server IP address
STUN period	<PERIOD>	10-1800/0	Define the time interval between requests
STUN port	<PORT>	1-65535	Define STUN server port for request transmission (default value is 3478)
STUN use	<YES_NO>	yes/no	Enable/disable STUN
subnet mask clear			Delete subnet mask for incoming calls
subnet mask set	<SUBNET>	string of up to 63 characters in the form of subnet mask: AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD	Set subnet mask for incoming calls
subscribers max_forwardings	<MAX_FORWARDINGS>	5/10	Maximum number of redirects between subscribers
t38 bitrate	<BITRATE>	nolimit/2400/4800/ 7200/9600/12000/ 14400	Specify the maximum transfer rate of fax transmitted via Т.38 protocol
t38 disable			Disable fax reception via Т.38 protocol
t38 enable			Enable fax reception via Т.38 protocol
t38 fillbitremoval	<T38_FBR>	on/off	Enable/disable padding bit removals and inserts for data that does not relate to ЕСМ
t38 pte	<T38_PTE>	10/20/30/40	Define Т.38 packet generation frequency in milliseconds
t38 ratemgmt			Set the data transfer speed management method
	<T38_RATE_MGMT>	localTCF/	local TCF – method requires that the TCF tuning signal was generated locally by the recipient gateway
	<T38_RATE_MGMT>	transferredTCF	transferred TCF – method requires that the TCF tuning signal was sent from the sender device to the recipient device
t38 redundancy	<T38_REDUNDANCY>	off/1/2/3	Enable redundant frames utilization for error control, off — disable
timer enable	<YES_NO>	no/yes	Enable/disable RFC4028 SIP session timers
timer refresher	<REFRESHER>	uac/uas	Define the party that will perform session renewal
timer session Min-SE	<MIN_SE>	90-32000	Define the minimum session state control period, in seconds. This period should not exceed session forced termination timeout 'timer sessions expires'
timer session expires	<EXPIRES>	90-64800	Define the time in seconds that should pass before the forced session termination, if the session is not renewed in time
transit sip header	YES_NO	no/yes	Allow transit of SIP headers from this call leg to another
trunk	<TRUNK>	0-31	Define the trunk group number for an interface
trusted network	<YES_NO>	yes/no	Select 'trusted network' option
upper_inaccessible_cause	<INACCESSIBLE_CAUSE>	1-127, 0 – disabled	Fallback code when the upstream server is unavailable in trunk registration mode
upper-registration profile			Set the list of transit registration interfaces for the profile
	<UPPER_REG_INDEX>	0-4
	<SIP_IFACE_IDX>	0-254 or none
username	<USERNAME>	string, 15 characters max.	Specify username for authentication
VAD_CNG	<ON_OFF >	on/off	Enable/disable voice activity detector/ Comfort noise generator for an interface
			Codec used for VBD data transmission
vbd enable			Enable V.152
vbd disable			Disable V.152
vbd payload type	<VBD_p>	Static,96-127	Payload type used for VBD codec
flash processing		on/off	Process flash signal

Interface subscriber registration parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute sip registration command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> sip registration 
Entering sip-registration mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SIP-REGISTRATION>

КCommand	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add one			Add a new account
count			Show the number of created accounts
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove	<INDEX>	0-3000	Remove the specified account
set authname			Specify the name used for authentication
	<INDEX>	0-3000
	<NAME>	String, 63 characters max.
set authpass			Specify the password used for authentication
	<INDEX>	0-3000
	<NAME>	String, 63 characters max.
set sipdomain			Define the registration domain
	<INDEX>	0-3000
	<NAME>	String, 63 characters max.
set username			Define the user name for registration
	<INDEX>	0-3000
	<NAME>	String, 63 characters max.
show all			Show the information on all created accounts
show one	<ONE_INDEX>	0-3000	Show the information on account with the specified number

SIP subscribers parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode¹, execute sip users command in the configuration mode.

¹ The menu is only available in the software version that supports the SIP registrator.

SMG-[CONFIG]> sip users
Entering SIP-Users mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SIP-USERS>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add		group/user	Add a new user/dynamic subscribers group
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999	Remove the current user
savedb			Save the information on registered subscribers in the gateway non-volatile memory. It allows you to keep the registered subscribers' database in case of device reboot due to power loss or failure. In case of reboot from the WEB or CLI, the gateway will store the current database into the non-volatile memory regardless of this setting
service user	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999	Switch to the VAS configuration mode for the specified subscriber
service group	<INDEX>	0-63	Switch to the VAS configuration mode for the specified group
set authorization			Set user authorization mode
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999	INDEX – SIP subscriber index
	<AUTHMODE>		AUTHMODE – authorization mode:
		none/	None – do not ask for authorization
		register/	register – ask while registration,
		register_and_invite	register_and_invite – ask while registration and egress calls ringing
set user allow unregistered			Allow calls without registration
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set user access category			Assign the category for the specified subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<CAT_IDX>	0-31
set user access mode			Define the service mode for the specified subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<ACCESS>	Off/On/Off_1/Off_2/Denied_1/Denied_2/Denied_3/Denied_4/Denied_5/Denied_6/Denied_7/Denied_8/Denied_9/Exclude
set user auth_with_qop			Аутентификация с параметром qop
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set user blf groupID			Set a monitoring group (BLF subscription group)
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<GROUP_ID>	0-15
set user blf subscribers			Set the maximum number of BLF subscribers for the party (subscriber)
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<BLF_SUBS>	0-200
set user blf usage			Enable blf
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set user category			Set a CallerID category for the specified subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999	INDEX – SIP subscriber index
	<CATEGORY>	0-9	CATEGORY – CallerID category
set user cliro			Enable CLIRO service (define a hidden number)
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set user display name rule			Displayed name utilization mode:
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<USE_DISPLAY_NAME>	received_only/	received_only – always use only received name
		received_prefer/	received_prefer – if there is no a received displayed name, use a configured displayed name
		configured_only	configured_only – always use a configured displayed name
set user display name value			Subscriber displayed name none – clear the displayed name
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<DISPLAY_NAME>	string of up to 40 characters or none
set user domain			Set a SIP domain for a subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999	INDEX – SIP subscriber index
	<DOMAIN>	string of up to 15 characters	DOMAIN – domain name
set user egress lines			Set the number of simultaneous egress calls, in which the subscriber participates, for lines separate operation mode. The range of available values [1;255] or 0 – no limit
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<COUNT>	1-255 or 0
set user group_tag			Set group tag
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<GROUP_TAG>	string of up to 64 characters
set user ingress lines			Set the number of simultaneous ingress calls, in which the subscriber participates, for lines separate operation mode. The range of available values [1;255] or 0 – no limit
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<COUNT>	1-255 or 0
set user intercom header			Set a SIP header for intercom
	<HEADER>	AIAA/	AIAA – Alert-Info: Auto Answer
		AII/	AII – Alert-Info: Intercom' for user
		AIIAA/	AIIAA – Alert-Info: info=alert-autoanswer
		AIII/	AIII – Alert-Info: info=intercom
		AIIRA/	AIIRA – Alert-Info: info=RingAnswer
		AIRA/	AIRA – Alert-Info: Ring Answer
		AMO/	AMO – Answer-Mode: Auto
		CIAA/	CIAA – Call-Info: ;answer-after=0
		CIESAA/	CIESAA – Call-Info: =\;answer-after=0
		CISSAA	CISSAA – Call-Info: \\;answer-after=0
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
set user intercom mode			Intercom operation mode
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<MODE>	sendonly/	sendonly – one-sided
		sendrecv/	sendrecv – double-sided
		ordinary/	ordinary – a common call (without intercom headers transmission)
		reject	reject – do not use intercom
set user intercom priority			Set the priority for intercom operation
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<PRIORITY>	1-5
set user intercom timer			A pause before answer. It is used while SIP headers transmission with answer-auto parameter
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<TIMER>	0-255
set user ipaddr			Set an IP address for the specified subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<IPADDR>	IP adress in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
set user lines			Set the number of simultaneous calls, in which the subscriber participates, for lines common operation mode. The range of available values [1;255] or 0 – no limit
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<COUNT>	1-255 or 0
set user lines-mode			The mode of simultaneous calls limiting
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<LINES_MODE>	common	сommon – common limiting of ingress and egress calls
	<LINES_MODE>	separate	separate – separate limiting of ingress and egress calls
set login			Set user name and password for authentication
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<LOGIN>	string of up to 63 characters
	<PASSWORD>	string of up to 63 characters
set user name			Set SIP subscriber name
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<NAME>	string, 31 characters max.
set user no-source-port-control			Do not consider source-port after registration
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set user number			Set SIP subscriber number
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<NUMBER>	user number
set user numberAON			Set CallerID number for the specified subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<NUMBER>	user number
set user numberAON-for-redirection			Use CallerID while redirection
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<NUMBER>	user number
set user numberList			Set additional subscriber number in a specified dial plan
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<NUM_IDX>	0-15/0-255
	<NUMBER>	[number]/none	none – clear the number
set user numplan			Set dial plan for the subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<PLAN_IDX>	0-15/0-255
set user pbx_profile			Set PBX profile for SIP subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999
	<PROFILE>	0-31
set user Re-INVITE a=sendonly			Enable hold service when re-invite with a=sendonly feature is received
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<HOLD>	off/on
set user redirection			Permit/deny redirection (302) from a subscriber
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<REDIRECTION>	off/on
set group access category			Set access category for subscribers group
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<CAT_IDX>	0-31
set group blf groupID			Set BLF monitoring group (BLF susbcribers group)
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<GROUP_ID>	0-15
set group blf subscribers			Set the maximum number of blf subscribers for the party (subscriber)
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<BLF_SUBS>	0-200
set group blf usage			Enable subscription on events
	<INDEX>	0-6
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set group category			Set Caller ID category for the specified group
	<INDEX>	0-63	INDEX – SIP subscriber index
	<CATEGORY>	0-9	CATEGORY – CallerID category
set group cliro			Enable CLIRO service (hidden number identification).
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set group domain			Set SIP-domain for a group
	<INDEX>	0-63	INDEX – SIP subscriber index
	<DOMAIN>	string of up to 15 characters	DOMAIN – domain name
set group egress lines			Set the quantity of simultaneous egress calls, in which a subscriber of the group participates, for separate line mode. The range of available values [1;255] or 0 – no limit
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<COUNT>	1-255 or 0
set group ingress lines			Set the quantity of simultaneous ingress calls, in which a subscriber of the group participates, for separate line mode. The range of available values [1;255] or 0 – no limit
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<COUNT>	1-255 or 0
set group intercom header			Set a SIP header for intercom:
	<HEADER>	AIAA/	AIAA – Alert-Info: Auto Answer
		AII/	AII – Alert-Info: Intercom' for user
		AIIAA/	AIIAA – Alert-Info: info=alert-autoanswer
		AIII/	AIII – Alert-Info: info=intercom
		AIIRA/	AIIRA – Alert-Info: info=RingAnswer
		AIRA/	AIRA – Alert-Info: Ring Answer
		AMO/	AMO – Answer-Mode: Auto
		CIAA/	CIAA – Call-Info: ;answer-after=0
		CIESAA/	CIESAA – Call-Info: =\;answer-after=0
		CISSAA	CISSAA – Call-Info: \\;answer-after=0
	<INDEX>	0-63
set group intercom mode			Intercom operation mode:
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<MODE>	sendonly/	sendonly – one-sided
		sendrecv/	sendrecv – double-sided
		ordinary/	ordinary – an ordinary call (without intercom headers transmission)
		reject	reject – do not use intercom
set group intercom priority			Set the priority for intercom operation
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<PRIORITY>	1-5
set group intercom timer			A pause before answer. It is used while SIP headers transmission with answer-auto parameter
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<TIMER>	0-255
set group lines			Set the number of simultaneous calls in which a subscriber of the group participates for lines common operation mode. The range of available values [1;255] or 0 – no limit
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<COUNT>	1-255 or 0
set group lines-mode			The mode of simultaneous calls limiting.
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<LINES_MODE>	common/	сommon – common limiting of ingress and egress calls
	<LINES_MODE>	separate	separate – separate limiting of ingress and egress calls
set group max			Set the quantity of subscribers in the group
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<MAX_REG>	0-1999/0-2999
set group name			Set the group name
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<NAME>	string, 31 characters max.
set group numplan			Set the group dial plan
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<PLAN_IDX>	0-15/0-255
set group no-source-port-control			Do not consider source-port after registration
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<ON_OFF>	off/on
set group pbx_profile			Set a PBX profile for the group
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<PROFILE>	0-31
set group profile			Set a SIP profile for the group
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<PROFILE>	0-31
set group Re-INVITE a=sendonly			Enable hold service when re-invite with a=sendonly feature is received
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<HOLD>	off/on
set group redirection			Permit/deny redirection (302) from a group
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<REDIRECTION>	off/on
set group refer			Enable call transfer with the help of REFER message
	<INDEX>	0-63
	<REFER>	off/on
show count			Show the quantity of SIP subscribers
show list			Show the list of SIP subscribers
show user	<INDEX>	0-1999/0-2999	Display information on a SIP subscriber
show group	<INDEX>	0-63	Display information on a group

Subscriber VAS configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute service <USER_INDEX> command in the RADIUS configuration mode, where USER_INDEX is a SIP subscriber index.

SMG-[CONFIG]-SIP-USERS> service user 0
Entering User-Service mode for user 0
SMG-[CONFIG]-[SIP-USERS][0]-SERVICE>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
attach service block			Enable VAS for subscriber
detach service block			Disable VAS for subscriber
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set call-pickup enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call pickup’ service
set cfb enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on busy’ service
set cfb number	<ON_OFF>	number of up to 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding on busy’ none – disable the service.
set сfnr enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on no-reply’ service
set сfnr number	<ON_OFF>	number of up to 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding on no-reply’ none – disable the service
set cfos enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on out of service’ service
set cfos number	<ON_OFF>	number of up to 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding on out-of-service’ none – disable the service
set cfu enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding unconditional’ service
set cfu number	<ON_OFF>	number of up to 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding unconditional’ none – disable the service
set clear-all enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘reset all services’
set conf-3way enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘3-way conference’ service. The ‘call hold’ service must be activated
set conference enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ’conference add-on’ service
set ct enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call transfer’ service. The ‘call hold’ service must be activated.
set hold enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call hold’ service
set intercom enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘intercom’ service
setone_touch_record enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ’one touch record’ service
set password change enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘change password’ service
set password restrict out access active	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Activate a password for ‘password activation’ service. The ‘on’ value makes the password active and call restrictions get invalid
set password restrict out access enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘password activation’ service. The ‘outgoing calls restriction’ service must be activated
set password restrict out once enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘restricted by password’ service. The ‘outgoing calls restriction’ service must be activated first
set password value	<VALUE>	string of 4 characters	Set a password for ‘outgoing calls restriction’ service
set restrict out enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘outgoing calls restriction’ service
set restrict out value			Outgoing calls restriction mode:
	<ACCESS_MODE>	On/	On – all calls are permitted
		Denied_6/	Denied_6 – only calls to emergency services are permitted
		Denied_7/	Denied_7 – only local, department and emergency calls are permitted
		Denied_8	Denied_8 – only local, department, zone and emergency calls are permitted
		Denied_9	Denied_9 – only local, department, zone and long-distance calls
show			Show enabled VAS services
set anonymous_call enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘anonymous call’ service
set anonymous_call active	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Activate ‘anonymous call’ service
set reject_anonymous_calls enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘reject anonymous calls’service
set reject_anonymous_calls active	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Activate ‘reject anonymous calls’ service
set reminder enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘reminder’ service
set call_waiting enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable 'call waiting' service
set call_waiting active	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Activate 'call waiting' service
set call_waiting mode	<MODE>	on	CW mode, in which the subscriber receives an audio and visual notification
		visual	CW mode, in which the subscriber receives only visual notification
		ringer	CW mode, in which the subscriber receives only audio notification
set hgdnd enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Activate the ‘Do Not Disturb in Call Group’ service
show			Show the current VAS settings
show count			Show the quantity of free VAS blocks

Subscribers group's VAS configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute service group <USER_INDEX> command (where USER_INDEX is a SIP susbcriber index) in the SIP subscriber configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-SIP-USERS> service group 0
Entering UserGroup-Service mode for user-group 0
SMG-[CONFIG]-[SIP-USERS][0]-GROUP-SERVICE>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
attach service blocks manual			The mode of VAS activation for the subscribers group is manual
attach service blocks radius			The mode of VAS activation for the subscribers is through the RADIUS
detach service block			Disable VAS for the group
exit			Exit this configuration submenu to the menu on the upper level
quit			Terminate the current CLI session
set call-pickup	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call pick-up’ service
set cfb	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on busy’ service
set cfb number	<ON_OFF>	a number of 30 characters or none	Set a number for call forwarding on busy none – disable call forwarding
set сfnr	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on no-reply’ service
set cfos	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on out-of-service’ service
set cfu	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding unconditional’ service
set clear-all	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘reset all services’
set conf-3way	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘3-way conference’ service. The ‘call hold’ service must be activated
set conference	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘conference add-on’ service
set ct	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call transfer’ service. The ‘call hold’ service should be activated first
set hold	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call hold’ service
set intercom	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘intercom' service
set password change	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘change password’ service
set password restrict out access enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘password activation’ service. The ‘outgoing calls restriction’ service should be activated first
set password restrict out once enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘restricted by password’ service. The ‘outgoing calls restriction’ service should be activated first
set restrict out enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘outgoing calls restriction’ service
show group-flags			Show the current VAS settings
show count			Show the quantity of free VAS blocks

PRI-subscribers’ parameters configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute the pri-users command in configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> pri-users 
Entering SIP-Users mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[PRI-USERS]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add user			Create a new susbcriber
	<NUMBER>	subscriber number
	<STREAM>	number of Е1 stream 0-15
remove by id	<USER_ID>	removed subscriber ID	Remove a subscriber using their ID
remove by index	<INDEX>	removed subscriber index	emove a subscriber using their index
service	<USER_INDEX>	subscriber index	Move to subscriber VAS management menu
set by id access category			Assign an access category using ID
	<USER_ID>	subscriber ID
	<CAT_IDX>	0-127
set by id access_mode			Assign a service mode using ID
	<USER_ID>	subscriber ID
	<ACCESS>	Off/On/Off_1/Off_2/Denied_1/Denied_2/Denied_3/Denied_4/Denied_5/Denied_6/Denied_7/Denied_8/Denied_9/Exclude
set by id name			Set a name for a subscriber using ID
	<USER_ID>	subscriber ID
	<USER_NAME>	string of 63 characters
set by id number			Set a number for a subscriber using ID
	<USER_ID>	subscriber ID
	<NUMBER>	subscriber phone number
set by id pbx_profile			Specify PBX profile using subscriber ID
	<USER_ID>	subscriber ID
	<PROFILE>	0-15
set by id stream			Set stream, where subscriber is located, using subscriber ID
	<USER_ID>	subscriber ID
	<STREAM>	0-15
set by index access category			Assign an access category using subscriber index
	<INDEX>	subscriber index
	<CAT_IDX>	0-127
set by index access_mode			Assign a service mode using subscriber index
	<INDEX>	subscriber index
	<ACCESS>	Off/On/Off_1/Off_2/Denied_1/Denied_2/Denied_3/Denied_4/Denied_5/Denied_6/Denied_7/Denied_8/Denied_9/Exclude
set by index name			Set a name for a subscriber using subscriber index
	<INDEX>	subscriber index
	<USER_NAME>	string of 63 characters
set by index number			Set a number using subscriber index
	<INDEX>	subscriber index
	<NUMBER>	subscriber phone number
set by index pbx_profile			Specify PBX profile using subscriber index
	<INDEX>	subscriber index
	<PROFILE>	0-15
set by index stream			Set stream, where subscriber is located, using subscriber index
	<INDEX>	subscriber index
	<STREAM>	0-15
show all			Show settings for all PRI subscribers
show by id	<USER_ID>	subscriber ID	Show subscriber setting using subscriber ID
show by index	<INDEX>	subscriber index	Show subscriber setting using subscriber index
show count			Show the total quantity of PRI subscribers
show list users			Show the list of PRI subscribers

VAS configuration mode for PRI subscribers

To enter this mode, execute service <USER_INDEX> command (where USER_INDEX is a PRI susbcriber index) in PRI subscriber configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-[PRI-USERS]> service 0 
Entering User-Service mode for user 0
SMG-[CONFIG]-[PRI-USERS][0]-SERVICE>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
attach service block			Enable VAS for a subscriber
detach service block			Disable VAS for a subscriber
set cfb enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on busy’ service
set cfb number	<ON_OFF>	number of 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding on busy’ service none – disable call forwarding
set сfnr enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on no-reply’ service
set сfnr number	<ON_OFF>	number of 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding on no-reply’ service. none – disable call forwarding
set cfos enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding on out-of-service’ service
set cfos number	<ON_OFF>	number of 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding on out-of-service’ service. none – disable call forwarding
set cfu enable	<ON_OFF>	off/on	Enable ‘call forwarding unconditional’ service
set cfu number	<ON_OFF>	number of 30 characters or none	Set a number for ‘call forwarding unconditional’ service. none – disable call forwarding
show			Show the current VAS settings
show count			Show the quantity of free VAS blocks

PRI profiles configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute the pri_profiles command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> pri_profiles
Entering PRI profiles mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-PRI_PROFILES>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add pri_profile	<NAME>	string, max 63 characters	Create a PRI profile
config			Return to the Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove pri_profile	<PROFILE_INDEX>	0-31	Delete PRI profile
set mode	<PROFILE_INDEX> <PROFILE_MODE>	0-31 start_first_forward/start_last_backward	Set the pri profile operating mode (From first forward/From last backward)
set modifiers_table outgoing called	<PROFILE_INDEX> <MODTBL_INDEX>	0-31 0-255/none	Set a modifier for a PRI profile based on the analysis of the called subscriber number transmitted to the outgoing channel
set modifiers_table outgoing calling	<PROFILE_INDEX> <MODTBL_INDEX>	0-31 0-255/none	Set a modifier for a PRI profile based on the analysis of the calling subscriber number transmitted to the outgoing channel
set modifiers_table outgoing original_called	<PROFILE_INDEX> <MODTBL_INDEX>	0-31 0-255/none	Set a modifier for a PRI profile based on the analysis of the original Called party number transmitted to the outgoing channel
set modifiers_table outgoing redirecting	<PROFILE_INDEX> <MODTBL_INDEX>	0-31 0-255/none	Set a modifier for a PRI profile based on the analysis of the redirecting number transmitted to the outgoing channel
set name	<PROFILE_INDEX> <NAME>	0-31 string, max 63 characters	Set PRI profile name
show			Show PRI profile settings
stream_list add	<PROFILE_INDEX><STREAM>	0-31 1-16	Add E1(Q.931) stream to PRI profile
stream_list remove	<PROFILE_INDEX> <STREAM>	0-31 1-4	Remove E1(Q.931) stream from PRI profile

SS7 category modification configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute ss7cat command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> ss7cat 
Entering SS7-categories mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SS7-CAT>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
set			Set data category:
	<CAT_IDX>	0-15	CAT_IDX – category index
	<PBX_CAT>	0-255	PBX_CAT – Caller ID category
	<SS7_CAT>	0-255	SS7_CAT – SS7 category
show			Show information on SS7 data category

Switch parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode,¹ execute switch command in the configuration mode.

¹ For SMG-1016M only.

The 802.1q, LACP and QoS_control submenus use a batch method for applying changes. Any changes made must either be applied and confirmed, or saved without being applied. Upon exiting the submenu, any unsaved changes will be lost.

SMG-[CONFIG]> switch
Entering switch control mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
802.1q			Enter the 802.1q configuration mode
apply mirroring settings		no/yes	Apply mirroring settings
apply port settings		no/yes	Apply port settings
confirm mirroring settings			Confirm mirroring settings. If you fail to confirm settings in 1 minute interval, the previous values will be restored
confirm port settings			Confirm port settings. If you fail to confirm settings in 1 minute interval, the previous values will be restored
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
LACP			Enter LACP parameter configuration mode
QoS_control			Enter the QoS parameter configuration mode
quit			Terminate this CLI session
save mirroring			Save mirroring settings without applying
save vlan			Save VLAN settings without applying
set mirroring			Configure port mirroring:
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)	PORT – port type
	<NAME>		NAME – port designation
		src_in/	src_in – incoming packet source port — copy frames received from this port (source port)
		src_out/	src_out – outgoing packet source ports — copy frames sent by this port (source port)
		dst_in/	dst_in – incoming packet destination port — destination port for copied frames received by selected source ports
		dst_out	dst_out – outgoing packet destination port — destination port for copied frames sent by selected source ports
	<ACT>	on/off
set port backup	<ON_OFF>	on/off	Enable Dual Homing redundancy
	<B_MASTER>	GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/SFP0/SFP1	B_MASTER – master port
	B_SLAVE	GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/SFP0/SFP1	B_SLAVE – slave port
	PREEMPTION		PREEMPTION – enable/disable return to master port when it becomes available
set port default vlan id			Define VLAN ID for this port
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<VLANID>	0-4095
set port egress			Configure packet transmission mode for the current port
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<EGRESS>		EGRESS – packet transmission mode:
		unmodified/	unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes (i.e. as they came to another switch port)
		untagged/	untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port
		tagged/	tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port
		double-tag	double tag – each packet will be sent with two VLAN tags — if received packet was tagged and came with one VLAN tag — if the received packet was untagged
set port ieee mode			Define the management mode for the tagged packets received at the current port
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<IEEE>		IEEE – packet management mode:
		fallback/	Fallback – if a packet with VLAN tag is received through this port, and there are records in routing table for this packet, then it falls within a scope of routing rules, specified in the record of this table; otherwise, routing rules specified in 'egress' and 'output' will be applied to it
		check/	Check – if a packet with VID is received through the port, and there is a record in '802.1q' routing table for this packet, then it falls within a scope of routing rules, specified in the current record of this table, even if this port does not belong to the group of this VID. Routing rules specified in 'egress' and 'output' will not apply to this port
		secure	Secure – if a packet with VID is received through the port, and there is a record in '802.1q' routing table for this packet, then it falls within a scope of routing rules, specified in the current record of this table; otherwise, it is rejected. Routing rules specified in 'egress' and 'output' will not apply to this port
set port LACP_trunk			Assign LACP trunk for the port specified
	<PORT>	CPU/GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/SFP0/SFP1
	<LACP>	0-4
set port MAC GE_PORT0	<MACADDR>	MAC address in XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX	Specify MAC address for port
set port output			Specify allowed ports for packet transfer:
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/CPU/SFP0/SFP1	PORT – port being configured
	<P_DEST>	GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/CPU/SFP0/SFP1	P_DEST – allowed transmission ports
	<ENABLE>	on/off
set port speed			Specify port operation mode
	<SPEED>	1000M 100M (full-duplex/half-duplex) 10M(full-duplex/half-duplex) auto
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2
set port vlan enabling			Enable/disable VLAN for this port
	<PORT>	CPU/GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/SFP0/SFP1
	<ENABLE>	on/off
set port vlan override			Set the mode for VLAN ID redefinition to a standard one for the current port
	<PORT>	CPU/GE_PORT0/GE_PORT1/GE_PORT2/SFP0/SFP1
	<OVER>	on/off
show mirror settings			Show port mirroring parameters
show port settings			Show port configuration parameters

802.1q parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute 802.1q command in the switch configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> 802.1q
Entering 802.1q_control mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[802.1q]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add VTU element			Add a new element to VTU table:
	<VID>	0-4095	VID – VLAN identifier
	<PRIO>	0-7	PRIO – 802.1р priority assigned to packets in this VLAN, when OVER parameter is active (on)
	<OVER>	on/off	OVER – override 802.1р priority for this VLAN (yes/no)
	<GE_PORT0>	unmodified/untagged/tagged/not_member	PORT – assign actions performed by this port during transfer of a packet with specified VID. Unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes Untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port Tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port Not_member – packets with specified VID will not be sent by this port, i. e. the port is not the member of VLAN
	<GE_PORT1>
	<GE_PORT2>
	<CPU>
	<SFP0>
	<SFP1>
apply	<YES_NO>	yes/no	Apply VTU settings
confirm			Confirm VTU settings If you fail to confirm settings in 1 minute interval, the previous values will be restored
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
QoS_control			Enter the QoS configuration mode
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove VTU element	<NUMBER>	0-4095	Delete the current VTU table element
save			Save VTU settings without applying
set VTU override			Override/do not override 802.1р priority for this VLAN (yes/no)
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<OVER>	on/off
set VTU priority			Define 802.1р priority assigned to packets in this VLAN, if 'set VTU override' parameter is activated
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<PRIO>	0-7
set VTU settings_CPU			Assign actions performed by this port during transfer of a packet with specified VID.
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<CPU>	unmodified/	Unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes
		untagged/	Untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port
		tagged/	Tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port
		not_member	Not_member – packets with specified VID will not be sent by this port, i. e. the port is not the member of VLAN
settings_GE_PORT0			Assign actions performed by this port during transfer of a packet with specified VID.
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<CPU>	unmodified/	Unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes
		untagged/	Untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port
		tagged/	Tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port
		not_member	Not_member – packets with specified VID will not be sent by this port, i. e. the port is not the member of VLAN
settings_GE_PORT1			Assign actions performed by this port during transfer of a packet with specified VID.
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<CPU>	unmodified/	Unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes
		untagged/	Untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port
		tagged/	Tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port
		not_member	Not_member – packets with specified VID will not be sent by this port, i. e. the port is not the member of VLAN
settings_GE_PORT2			Assign actions performed by this port during transfer of a packet with specified VID.
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<CPU>	unmodified/	Unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes
		untagged/	Untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port
		tagged/	Tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port
		not_member	Not_member – packets with specified VID will not be sent by this port, i. e. the port is not the member of VLAN
settings_SFP0			Assign actions performed by this port during transfer of a packet with specified VID.
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<CPU>	unmodified/	Unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes
		untagged/	Untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port
		tagged/	Tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port
		not_member	Not_member – packets with specified VID will not be sent by this port, i. e. the port is not the member of VLAN
settings_SFP1			Assign actions performed by this port during transfer of a packet with specified VID.
	<NUMBER>	0-4095
	<CPU>	unmodified/	Unmodified – packets will be sent by the port without any changes
		untagged/	Untagged – packets will always be sent without VLAN tag by this port
		tagged/	Tagged – packets will always be sent with VLAN tag by this port
		not_member	Not_member – packets with specified VID will not be sent by this port, i.e. the port is not the member of VLAN
show list			Show element list in VTU table
show one	<NUMBER>	0-4095	Show information on the current VTU table element
show table			Show VTU table

QoS parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute QoS_control command in the switch or 802.1q configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> QoS_control 
Entering QoS_control mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[QoS]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
802.1q			Return to 802.1q parameter configuration mode
apply	<YES_NO>	yes/no	Apply QoS settings
confirm			Confirm QoS settings. If you fail to confirm settings in 1 minute interval, the previous values will be restored
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
save			Save QoS settings without applying
set 802.1p_prio_mapping			Distribute packets into queues depending on the 802.1р priority
	<PRIO>	0-7	PRIO – 802.1р priority number
	<QUEUE>	0-3	QUEUE – queue number
set default_VLAN_priority			Define 802.1р priority to untagged packets received by this port. If 802.1р or IP diffserv priority is already assigned to the packet, this setting will not be used ('default vlan priority' will not be applied to packets containing IP header, when one of the QoS modes is in use: DSCP only, DSCP preferred, 802.1p preferred, and also to untagged packets
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<DEFPRIO>	0-7
set diffserv_prio_mapping			Distribute packets into queues depending on the IP diffserv priority
	<NUMBER>	*1	NUMBER – IP diffserv priority number
	<QUEUE>	0-3	QUEUE – queue number
set egress_limit			Enable/disable the bandwidth restriction for outgoing port traffic
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<EGRLIM>	on/off
set egress_rate_limit	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)	Enable the bandwidth restriction (in kbps) for outgoing port traffic
set egress_rate_limit	<EGRRATE>	0-250000
set ingress_limit_mode			Enable restriction mode for traffic coming to the current port.
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<INGRMODE>		INGRMODE – restriction mode:
		off/	off – no restriction
		all/	all – restrict all traffic
		mult_flood_broad/	mult_flood_broad – multicast, broadcast, and flooded unicast traffic will be restricted
		mult_broad/	mult_broad – multicast and broadcast traffic will be restricted
		broad	broad – only broadcast traffic will be restricted
set ingress_rate_prio_0/1/2/3			Define the bandwidth restriction (in kbps) for incoming port traffic for queue 0/1/2/3
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<INGPRIO>	0-250000
set QoS_mode			Set the QoS utilization mode
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)
	<QOSMODE>		QOSMODE – utilization mode:
		DSCP_only/	DSCP only – distribute packets into queues based on IP diffserv priority only
		802.1p_only/	802.1p only – distribute packets into queues based on 802.1р priority only
		DSCP_preferred/	DSCP preferred – distribute packets into queues based on IP diffserv and 802.1р priorities, if both priorities are present in the packet, IP diffserv priority is used for queuing purposes
		802.1p_preferred	802.1p preferred – distribute packets into queues based on IP diffserv and 802.1р priorities, if both priorities are present in the packet, 802.1р priority is used for queuing purposes
set remapping_priority			Remap 802.1р priorities for tagged packets.
	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)	PORT – port being configured
	<NUM>	0-7	NUM – current priority value
	<REMAP>	0-7	REMAP – new value
show QOS	<PORT>	GE_PORT0(0)/GE_PORT1(1)/GE_PORT2(2)/CPU(4)/SFP0(6)/SFP1(7)	Show QoS configuration parameters for this port
show QOS_diffserv			Show parameters of packets distribution into queues depending on the IP diffserv priority
show QOS_priomap			Show parameters of packets distribution into queues depending on the 802.1p priority

Syslog parameter configuration mode

To enter this mode, execute syslog command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> syslog 
Entering syslog mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-SYSLOG>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
alarm	<ALARM>	0-99	Send the data on the defined priority level faults 0 — disable data transfer
apply	yes/no		Apply system log settings
authlog set			Set server address for syslog messages transmission and operation mode
	IP	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format
	PORT	1-65535
	ONOFF	off/on	on/off – enable/disable logging
	LOCREM	local/remote	local/remote – 'remote' means transmit logs to syslog server
authlog show			Show current parameters of logging
calls	<CALLS>	0-99	Enable tracing of calls with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
h323	<H323>	0-99	Enable H.323 signaling tracing with defined debug level 0 – data will not be transmitted
hw			Send E1 stream hardware data with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer.
	<E1>	0-15	E1 – Е1 stream name
	<HW>	0-99	HW – priority level
ipaddr	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	Define syslog server IP address
isup	<ISUP>	0-99	Enable tracing of ISUP subsystem with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer
msp	<MSP>	0-99	Enable tracing of MSP signal processor resources with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer
port	<PORT>	1-65535	Define a local port number
Q931	<Q931>	0-99	Enable tracing of Q.931 signalling with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer
quit			Terminate this CLI session
radius	<RADIUS>	0-99	Enable tracing of RADIUS protocol with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer
rtp-create	<RTP>	0-99	Enable tracing of RTP forwarding creation with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer
show			Show Syslog configuration information
sipt	<SIPT>	0-99	Enable tracing of SIP-T signalling with the defined debug level 0 — disable data transfer
start			Enable data transmission to a syslog server
stop			Disable data transmission to a syslog server
userlog			Enable the output of history of entered commands
	<IPADDR>	IP address in AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD format	IPADDR – syslog server IP address
	<PORT>	1-65535	PORT – syslog server port
	<MODE>		MODE – verbosity level of the entered commands log:
		off/	off – disable entered commands logs generation
		standart/	standart – messages contain the name of modified parameter
		full	full – messages contain the name of modified parameter as well as parameter values before and after the modification

Voice message file management configuration mode

To enter the trunk group configuration mode, execute user-voice-files command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> user-voice-files 
Entering User voice-files setup mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-USER_VOICE_FILES>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove	<FILE_TYPE>	trunk_busy/trunk_error/number_fail/access_denied_temp/service_restricted/access_restricted/access_unpaid/user_unallocated/user_changing/music_on_hold/number_changed/conf_greeting	Delete a custom file of the defined type
set	<FILE_TYPE>	trunk_busy/trunk_error/number_fail/access_denied_temp/service_restricted/access_restricted/access_unpaid/user_unallocated/user_changing/music_on_hold/number_changed/conf_greeting	Enable the utilization of a custom file of the defined type
show files			Show uploaded user files
show usage			Show user files utilization

IVR function configuration mode

To enter the trunk group configuration mode, execute ivr command in the configuration mode.

SMG-[CONFIG]> ivr
Entering IVR-setup mode
SMG-[CONFIG]-IVR>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
add scenario			Add a new IVR scenario file
config			Return to Configuration menu
delete scenario			Remove IVR scenario file
download scenario		<SRC_PATH_AND_FILE_NAME> <DST_FILE_NAME> <SERVER_IP>	Download scenario from the device via TFTP
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
quit			Terminate this CLI session
remove scenario		Index [0-255]	Delete IVR scenario
set scenario filename		Index [0-255]	Define IVR scenario file name
set scenario name		Index [0-255]	Define IVR scenario name
set scenario path		default or /mnt/sd[abc][1-7]	Define the IVR scenario storage path
show list scenarios			Show all IVR scenario files
show path scenario			Show the IVR scenario file storage path
show scenario		Index [0-255]	Show IVR scenario

Trunk group configuration mode

To enter the trunk group configuration mode, execute trunk group <TRUNK_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where <TRUNK_INDEX> is a trunk group number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> trunk group 0
Entering trunk-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG]-TRUNK[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
channel add	CHAN_INDEX	0-31	Add a channel from selected E1 stream to trunk group 'E1-channels'
channel order	CHAN_ORDER	successive_forward/successive_backward/start_first_forward/start_last_backward	Select channel order for 'E1 channels' trunk groups or Linkset-Line
channel remove	CHAN_INDEX	0-31	Remove E1 channel from trunk group 'E1 channels'
config			Return to Configuration menu
cps max	<CPS_MAX>	0-255	CPS threshold value that may pass through the trunk group
cps warn	<CPS_WARN>	0-255	CPS emergency value that when exceeded, will output the warning into the alarm log
destination			Assign the trunk group to the Q931 interface, SS7, SIP-T, specified E1 channels or specified SS7 linkset streams
	<TG_ENTRY>	Q.931/SS7/SIPT/E1-channels/Linkset-Line	TG_ENTRY – interface type
	<ENTRY_INDEX>	Unsigned integer value	ENTRY_INDEX – object index (number of Q931/SS7 signalling stream, link set, SIP-T interface)
direct prefix	<IDX>	0-255/none	Define the direct call forwarding from the current trunk group to the specified prefix without caller and callee number analysis
disable all	<YES_NO>	yes/no	Enable/disable all incoming and outgoing calls for the current trunk group
disable in			Disable all incoming calls for the current trunk group
disable out			Disable all outgoing calls for the current trunk group
exit			Exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
linkset-line add	<LINE_INDEX>	0-15	Add E1 stream from selected SS7 Linkset to 'Linkset-Line' trunk group
linkset-line remove	<LINE_INDEX>	0-15	Remove E1 stream from 'Linkset-Line' trunk group
local	<YES_NO>	yes/no	Устанавливать/не устанавливать абонентов данного направления на контроль СОРМ с типом и признаком номера «абонент данной станции»
modifiers table incoming called	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define trunk group modifier for modifications based on the analysis of the callee number received from the incoming channel
modifiers table incoming calling	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define trunk group modifier for modifications based on the analysis of the caller number sent to the outgoing channel
modifiers table outgoing called	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define trunk group modifier for modifications based on the analysis of the callee number sent to the outgoing channel
modifiers table outgoing original	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define trunk group modifier for modifications based on the analysis of the initial callee number sent to the outgoing channel
modifiers table incoming redirecting	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define trunk group modifier for modifications based on the analysis of the redirecting subscriber number sent to the outgoing channel
modifiers table outgoing calling	<MODTBL_INDEX>	0-255/none	Define trunk group modifier for modifications based on the analysis of the caller number received from the incoming channel
name	<s_name>	you may use letters, numbers, '_' character 31 characters max.	Define trunk group name
quit			Terminate this CLI session
radius profile incoming	<IDX>	0-31/no	RADIUS profile selection for incoming communications
radius profile outgoing	<IDX>	0-31/no	RADIUS profile selection for outgoing communications
recover on egress failure	<RECOVER>	no/yes	Recover calls after failure on incoming leg
reserv	<TG_RSV_IDX>	0-31	Define the redundant trunk group number
show			Show the trunk group configuration

Trunk directions configuration mode

To enter the trunk direction configuration mode, execute trunk direction <DIRECTION_INDEX> command in the configuration mode, where < DIRECTION _INDEX> is a trunk group number.

SMG-[CONFIG]> trunk direction 0
Entering trunk-mode.
SMG-[CONFIG] – TRUNK_DIRECTION[0]>

Command	Parameter	Value	Action
?			Show the list of available commands
config			Return to Configuration menu
exit			Return from this configuration submenu to the upper level
history			View history of entered commands
list add	<TD_TRUNK>	0-63	Add the trunk group with the specified index into direction
list remove	<TD_TRUNK>	0-63	Remove the trunk group with the specified index from direction
mode			Define trunk group selection method for a direction
		successive_forward/	Sequential forward
		successive_backward/	Sequential back
		first_forward/	From the first and forward
		last_backward	From the last and back
name	<s_name>	string, 63 characters max.	Define trunk direction name
quit			Terminate this CLI session
show			Show the trunk direction settings

SMG-2016/3016 switch configuration

Switch structure

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Figure 49 — Switch structure

SMG-2016 switch is equipped with the following interfaces:

front-port – external switch Ethernet ports located on the front panel.
Possible values: 0 – 3.
- ports 0 .. 1 – copper-wire ports;
- ports 2 .. 3 – optical/copper-wire combo ports.
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of front-port interfaces of the switch used for combining multiple front-ports into a single LACP group.
Possible values: 1 – 4.
cpu-port – inner port of the switch for SMG-2016 management.
Possible values: 0.
host-port – SMG-2016 switch internal ports designed for the SMG-2016 CPU communication.
Possible values: 0 – 2.
host-channel – LAG host-channel aggregation group of the switch interfaces, this group is always active.
Possible values: 1.
sm-port – SMG-2016 switch internal ports designed for the SM-VP submodule communication.
Possible values: 0 – 5.

SMG-3016 switch is equipped with the following interfaces:

front-port – external switch Ethernet ports located on the front panel.
Possible values: 1 – 4.
- ports 1 .. 2 – copper-wire ports;
- ports 3 .. 4 – optical/copper-wire combo ports.
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of front-port interfaces of the switch used for combining multiple front-ports into a single LACP group.
Possible values: 1 – 4.
cpu-port – inner port of the switch for SMG-3016 management.
Possible values: 1.
host-port – SMG-3016 switch internal ports designed for the SMG-3016 CPU communication.
Possible values: 1 – 2.
host-channel – LAG host-channel aggregation group of the switch interfaces, this group is always active.
Possible values: 1.
sm-port – SMG-3016 switch internal ports designed for the SM-VP submodule communication.
Possible values: 1 – 6.

During the switch operation, unit number value equal to 1 will be used.

SMG-2016/3016 switch interface management commands

For SMG-3016, it is necessary to take into account that the port numbering has been changed, the initial front-port= 1.

interface

This command allows you to enter the SMG-2016/ SMG-3016 switch interface configuration mode.

Syntax:

interface <interface> <number>

Parameters:

<interface> – interface type:

front-port – external interfaces of the switch.
host-channel – LAG host-channel aggregation groups of the switch interfaces.
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external interfaces of the switch.

<number> – port number:

forfront-port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – SMG-2016/SMG-301 module number, the value is always 1.
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3] (or 1 .. 3 for SMG-3016).
for host-channel: 1;
for port-channel: [1 .. 4].

For configuration of all ports for a single interface type, use 'all' as the <number> parameter value.

shutdown

This command disables the interface being configured.

The command in negative form enables the interface being configured.

Syntax:

[no] shutdown

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> shutdown

Configured interface is disabled.

bridging to

This command defines the permission for the traffic exchange between the interfaces.

The command in negative form denies the traffic exchange between the interfaces.

Syntax:

[no] bridging to <interface> <range>

Parameters:

<interface> – interface type:

cpu-port;
front-port – external uplink interfaces;
host-channel;
host-port;
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of uplink interfaces;
sm-port.

<range> – port number(s) that are allowed to exchange traffic:

for cpu-port: <1/0>;
for front-port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible value [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3];
for host-channel: [1];
for host-port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible value [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 2];
for port-channel: [0 .. 4];
forsm-port: [0 .. 15]: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible value [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 5].

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> bridging to front-port all

flow-control

This command enables/disables data flow control mechanism for the interface being configured. Flow control mechanism allows to compensate the transfer rate difference of the transmitter and receiver. If the traffic volume exceeds the specific level, the receiver will send frames informing the transmitter on the necessity to lower the traffic volume and reduce the amount of lost frames. Implementation of this mechanism requires that the remote device also supports this function.

Syntax:

flow-control <act>

Parameter:

<act> – assigned action:

on – enable;
off – disable.

Default value:

off

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> flow-control on

frame-types

The command assigns the specific packet reception rules to the interface:

receive both tagged and untagged packets;
receive packets with VLAN tag only.

Syntax:

frame-types <act>

Parameters:

<act> – assigned action:

all – receive both tagged and untagged packets;
tagged – receive packets with VLAN tag only.

Default value:

All packets are accepted (both tagged and untagged).

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> frame-types all

Untagged traffic reception is enabled for the configured ports.

speed

This command specifies transfer rate value for the configured interface.

Defined modes are as follows: 10Mbps, 100Mbps, 1000Mbps. For 10Mbps or 100Mbps, you should specify the transceiver operation mode: duplex or half-duplex.

Syntax:

speed <rate> [<mode>]

Parameters:

<rate> – transfer rate value: 10M; 100M; 1000Mbps; 10Gbps

<mode> – transceiver operation mode:

full-duplex;
half-duplex.

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> speed 10M full-duplex

10Mbps, duplex interface speed mode is configured.

speed auto

This command specifies transfer rate value for the configured interface automatically.

Syntax:

speed auto

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> speed auto

Transfer rate for the port will be configured automatically.

show interfaces configuration

This command allows you to view the SMG-2016 switch interface configuration.

Syntax:

show interfaces configuration <interface> <number>

Parameters:

<interface> – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces;
host-channel;
host-port;
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces;
sm-port.

<number> – port number:

all – all ports of the selected interface.
for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3].
for host-channel: [1];
for host-port:
- unit – module number; possible value [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 2].
for port-channel: [0 .. 4];
for sm-port: [0 .. 15]:
- unit – module number; possible value [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 5].

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show interfaces configuration front-port all
Port                 Duplex   Speed      Neg        Flow      Admin   
                                                    control   State   
------------------   ------   --------   --------   -------   -----   
front-port   1/0     Full     10 Mbps    Enabled    Off       Up      
front-port   1/1     Full     10 Mbps    Disabled   Off       Up      
front-port   1/2     Full     10 Mbps    Enabled    Off       Up      
front-port   1/3     Full     10 Mbps    Enabled    Off       Up      
SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]>

show interfaces status

This command allows you to view the interface or interface group status.

Syntax

show interfaces status <interface> <number>

Parameters:

<interface> – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces;
host-channel;
host-port;
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces;
sm-port.

<number> – port number:

all – all ports of the selected interface;
for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3].
for host-channel: [1];
for host-port:
- unit – module number; possible value [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 2].
for port-channel: [0 .. 4];
for sm-port:
- unit – module number; possible value [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 5].

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show interfaces status front-port all
Port                 Media     Duplex   Speed      Neg        Flow      Link    Back       
                                                              control   State   Pressure   
------------------   -------   ------   --------   --------   -------   -----   --------   
front-port   1/0     N/A       N/A      N/A        N/A        N/A       Down    N/A        
front-port   1/1     copper    Full     10 Mbps    Disabled   Off       Up      Disabled   
front-port   1/2     copper    Full     100 Mbps   Enabled    Off       Up      Disabled   
front-port   1/3     N/A       N/A      N/A        N/A        N/A       Down    N/A        
SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]>

show interfaces counters

This command allows you to view the interface or interface group counters.

Syntax:

show interfaces counters <interface> <number>

Parameters:

<interface> – interface type:

cpu-port;
front-port – external uplink interfaces;
host-channel;
host-port;
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of uplink interfaces;
sm-port.

<range> – port number(s) that are allowed to exchange traffic:

for cpu-port: <1/0>, where:
for front-port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible value [1];
- port – port number, possible values [0 .. 3].
for host-channel: [1];
for host-port:
- unit – module number, possible value [1];
- port – port number, possible values [0 .. 2].
for port-channel: [0 .. 4];
for sm-port:
- unit – module number; possible value [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 5].

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show interfaces counters front-port all

   MAC MIB counters receive
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Port            UC recv           MC recv          BC recv           Octets recv  
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------  
front-port 1/0         0              0               0                     0 
front-port 1/1    436940           6297            9289              65685375 
front-port 1/2   1422764           6077           41999             210652881   
front-port 1/3         0              0               0                     0 

   MAC MIB counters sent
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Port            UC sent           MC sent           BC sent           Octets sent 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
front-port 1/0        0                 0                 0                   0 
front-port 1/1   455819              6087             42006            96955149 
front-port 1/2   148842              6280              9296            17450454 
front-port 1/3        0                 0                 0                   0

Aggregation group configuration commands

channel-group

Use this command to add FRONT-PORT interfaces into the aggregation group.

The command in negative form (no) removes FRONT-PORT interfaces from the aggregation group.

Syntax:

channel-group <id> [force]

no channel-group

Parameters:

<id> – sequential number of an aggregation group for the port to be added into, possible values [1 .. 4];

[force] – optional parameter, possible values;
force – means to be compatible with the rest of the group members.

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> channel-group 1

All uplink ports are combined into groups 1.

lacp mode

This command allows you to select the channel aggregation mode:

Passive – in this mode, the switch will not initiate creation of a logical link, but will process incoming LACP packets;

Active – in this mode, the switch should establish the aggregated communication link and initialize the negotiation.

Communication links are aggregated when the other party operates in LACP active or passive mode.

The command in negative form (no) defines the default link aggregation mode.

Syntax:

lacp mode <name>

no lacp mode

Parameters:

<name> – mode:

active;
passive.

Default value:

active

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> lacp mode active

'Active' link aggregation mode is enabled for configured channels.

mode

Use this command to define the channel aggregation mode:

use LACP link aggregation protocol;
disable link aggregation.

Syntax:

mode <act>

Parameters:

<act> – mode:

lacp – enable LACP;
static – disable link aggregation protocol.

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> interface port-channel 1
SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> mode lacp

Link aggregation mode is enabled for the configured interface.

lacp port-priority

Use this command to define the priority of the configured port. Priority will be specified in the range of [1 .. 65535]. 1 is the highest priority value.

The command in negative form (no) defines the default priority value.

Syntax:

lacp port-priority <priority>

no lacp port-priority

Parameters:

<priority> – priority for the current port; possible values [0 .. 65535].

Default value:

Priority 32768 is specified for all ports

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> lacp port-priority 256

Port priority 256 is specified for all configured ports.

lacp rate

Use this command to define the time interval for transmission of LACPDU control packets.

The command in negative form (no) defines the default time interval for transmission of LACPDU control packets.

Syntax:

lacp rate <rate>

no lacp rate

Parameters:

<rate> – transmission interval:

fast – 1-sec transmission interval.
slow – 30-sec transmission interval.

Default value:

1 second (fast)

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

Examle:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> lacp rate slow

30-second time interval is defined for transmission of LACPDU packets.

SMG-2016 board VLAN interface management commands

pvid

Use this command to define the default VID value for packets received by this port.

When an untagged packet or packet with VLAN tag VID value equal to 0 is received, VID value equal to PVID will be defined for such a packet.

Syntax:

pvid <num>

Parameters:

<num> – VLAN port ID, specified in the range of [1 .. 4094].

Default value:

PVID = 1

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> pvid 5

PVID 5 is defined for the configured port.

STP/RSTP configuration commands

spanning-tree enable

Use this command to enable the STP function for the configured interface.

The command in negative form (no) disables the STP utilization for the interface.

Syntax:

[no] spanning-tree enable

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> spanning-tree enable

STP function is enabled for all front ports.

spanning-tree pathcost

Use this command to specify the STP operation path cost for the configured interface.

The command in negative form (no) defines the default path cost.

0 is set by default.

Syntax:

spanning-tree pathcost <pathcost>

no spanning-tree pathcost

Parameters:

<pathcost> – path cost, permitted value range is [0..200000000].

Default value:

Path cost value = 0

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> spanning-tree pathcost 1

Defined path cost value is 1.

spanning-tree priority

Use this command to specify the STP operation priority for the configured interface.

The command in negative form (no) defines the default STP operation priority value. 128 is set by default.

Syntax:

spanning-tree priority <priority>

no spanning-tree priority

Parameters:

<priority> – priority, may take up values divisible by 16 [0, 16, 32, 48, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 144, 160, 176, 192, 208, 224, 240].

Default value:

128

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> spanning-tree priority 144

Defined priority is 144.

spanning-tree admin-edge

Use this command to define the connection type as the edge link to the host. In this case, data transmission is enabled automatically for the interface, when the link is established.

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value.

Syntax:

[no] spanning-tree admin-edge

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Default value:

off

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> spanning-tree admin-edge

Edge-link connection type is enabled for the configured port.

spanning-tree admin-p2p

Use this command to define the p2p connection identification type.

The command in negative form (no) defines the default p2p connection identification type.

Syntax:

spanning-tree admin-p2p <type>

no spanning-tree admin-p2p

Parameters:

<type> – connection identification type:

auto – identification is based on BPDU;
force-false – forcedly set link as non-p2p.
force-true – forcedly set link as p2p.

Default value:

p2p connection type identification is based on BPDU

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> spanning-tree admin-p2p auto

For the configured port, p2p connection type identification is based on BPDU.

spanning-tree auto-edge

Use this command to set the automatic bridge detection on the configured interface.

The command in negative form (no) disables automatic bridge detection on the configured interface.

Automatic bridge detection function is enabled by default.

Syntax:

[no] spanning-tree auto-edge

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> spanning-tree auto-edge

'Automatic bridge detection' function is enabled.

MAC table configuration commands

mac-address-table aging-time

Use this command to set the MAC address lifetime globally in a table.

The command in negative form (no) defines the default MAC address lifetime.

Syntax:

[no] mac-address-table aging time <aging time>

no mac-address-table aging time

Parameters:

<aging time> – МАС address lifetime, possible values [10 .. 630] seconds.

Default value:

300 seconds

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> mac-address-table aging-time 100

show mac address-table count

Use this command to view the quantity of MAC address records for all front-port, port-channel and slot-channel interfaces.

Syntax:

show mac address-table count

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show mac address-table count 
17 valid mac entries

show mac address-table include/exclude interface

Use this command to view the MAC address table for the specific interface.

Syntax:

show mac address-table include/exclude interface <interface> <number>

Parameters:

<interface> – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces;
host-channel;
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces.

<number> – port number:

all – all ports of the selected interface.
for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3];
for host-channel: [1];
for port-channel: [0 .. 4].

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Port mirroring configuration commands

mirror <rx|tx> interface

Use this command to enable mirroring operation at the switch ports for incoming/outgoing traffic.

Port mirroring allows to copy the traffic coming from one port to another in order to perform an external analysis.

The command in negative form (no) disables the mirroring operation.

Syntax:

[no] mirror <rx|tx> interface <port> <num>

Parameters:

<rx|tx> – traffic type:

rx – incoming.
tx – outgoing.

<port> – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces;
host-channel – interfaces for interface modules connection;
host-port;
port-channel – logical aggregation of external uplink interfaces;
sm-port.

<num> – sequential number of the specified group port (you may specify multiple ports separated by ',' or the port range separated by '-'):

«all» – all ports of the current group:

<interface> – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces;
host-channel;
host-port;
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces;
sm-port.

<number> – port number:

all – all ports of the selected interface;
for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3].
for host-channel: [1];
for host-port:
- unit – module number; possible value [1];
- port – port number, possible values [0 .. 2].
for port-channel: [0 .. 4];
for sm-port:
- unit – module number; possible value [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 5].

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> mirror rx interface front-port 1/3

For incoming traffic going to front-port 1/3 interfaces, the 'port mirroring' operation is enabled. Traffic is copied from slot-ports to analyzer port defined with 'mirror rx analyzer' command.

mirror <rx|tx> analyzer

Use this command to specify a port, that the packets for analysis of traffic incoming/outgoing from/to ports defined with mirror rx port/ mirror tx port command will be copied to.

The command in negative form (no) disables analysis of transferred incoming/outgoing traffic.

Syntax:

[no] mirror <rx|tx> analyzer <interface> <port>

Parameters:

<rx|tx> – traffic type:

rx – incoming;
tx – outgoing.

<interface> – interface type. As an analyzer port, you may use front-port, port-channel interfaces only.

<port> – sequential number of the front-port group port in <unit/port> format, where:

for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3];
for port-channel: [0 .. 4].

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> mirror rx analyzer front-port 1/2

Data for an external analysis will be mirrored to the front-port 1/2 from the port(s) that have 'incoming traffic mirroring' enabled.

mirror add-tag

Use this command to add 802.1q tag for the analyzed traffic. For tag value configuration, use mirror <rx/tx> added-tag-config command.

The command in negative form (no) deletes the tag.

Syntax:

[no] mirror add-tag

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> mirror add-tag

mirror <rx|tx> added-tag-config

Use this command to specify the tag value, that may be added to the analyzed incoming/outgoing traffic.

Syntax:

mirror <rx|tx> added-tag-config vlan <vid> [user-prio <user-prio>]

Parameters:

<vid> – VLAN ID; possible values [1 .. 4094];

<user-prio> – COS priority; possible values [0 .. 7].

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> mirror rx added-tag-config vlan 77 user-prio 5

mirror <rx|tx> vlan

The command specifies the VLAN ID to be used in the mirroring operation when forwarding incoming/outgoing traffic.

Syntax:

[no] mirror <rx|tx> vlan <vid>

Parameters:

<rx|tx> – traffic type:

rx – incoming;
tx – outgoing.

<vid> – VLAN ID; possible values [1..4094].

Command mode:

CONFIG-SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> mirror rx vlan 56

SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q configuration commands

To perform Selective Q-in-Q general configuration, you may use SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q COMMON command mode. To define Selective Q-in-Q rule list, you may use SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q LIST command mode.

SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q function allows to assign external SPVLAN (Service Provider's VLAN), substitute Customer VLAN, and block the transmission of traffic based on configured filtering rules by internal VLAN numbers (Customer VLAN).

add-tag

Use this command to add an external tag based on the internal tag.

The command in negative form (no) removes the defined rule.

Syntax:

[no] add-tag svlan <s-vlan> cvlan <c-vlan>

Parameters:

<s-vlan> – external tag number; possible values [1..4095];

<c-vlan> – internal tag number(s); possible values 1-4094. C-VLAN list values should be separated by ','.

Command mode:

SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q

overwrite-tag

This command enables VLAN substitution in the required direction.

The command in negative form (no) removes the defined rule.

Syntax:

[no] overwrite-tag new-vlan <new-vlan> old-vlan <old-vlan> <rule_direction>

Parameters:

<new-vlan> – new VLAN number; possible values [1 ..4095];

<old-vlan> – VLAN number that should be substituted; possible values [1 .. 4094];

<rule_direction> – traffic direction:

Ingress – incoming;
Egress – outgoing.

Command mode:

SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q

remove

This command deletes the Selective Q-in-Q rule for the specified number.

Syntax:

remove <rule_index>

Parameters:

<rule_index> – rule index, possible values [0 .. 511].

Command mode:

SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q

clear

Use this command to delete all Selective Q-in-Q rules.

Syntax:

clear

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

SELECTIVE Q-IN-Q

selective-qinq enable

Use this command to enable Selective Q-in-Q for the configured interface of SMG-2016 switch. The command in negative form (no) disables Selective Q-in-Q on the configured interface.

Syntax:

[no] selective-qinq enable

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

selective-qinq list

Use this command to assign Selective Q-in-Q rule list to the configured interface of SMG-2016 switch.

The command in negative form (no) deletes the assignment.

Syntax:

selective-qinq list <name>

no selective-qinq list

Parameters:

<name> – имя списка правил Selective Q-in-Q

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

show interfaces selective-qinq lists

Use this command to view the information on Selective Q-in-Q status on the switch interfaces.

Syntax:

show interfaces selective-qinq lists

DUAL HOMING protocol configuration

backup interface

Use this command to specify the backup interface, that will be used for communication fallback, when the main connection is lost. You can enable backup only for those interfaces where SPANNING TREE protocol is disabled.

The command in negative form (no) removes the setting from the interface.

Syntax:

[no] backup interface <INTERFACE> <INDEX> vlan <VLAN_ID_RANGE>

Parameters:

<INTERFACE> – interface type:

front-port – external interfaces.
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces.

<INDEX> – port number:

for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – SMG-2016 board number, possible value is 1.
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3].
for port-channel: [1 .. 4].

<VLAN_ID_RANGE> – possible values:

[1..4094] – specific VLAN ID (of VLAN range) to enable the backup for.
ignore – enable backup regardless of the existing VLANs for the port.

Command mode:

INTERFACE FRONT-PORT

INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL

Example:

Global backup

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> no backup interface vlan ignore 
SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> backup interface front-port 1/1 vlan ignore

Backup in a specific VLAN

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> no backup interface vlan 10
SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> backup interface port-channel 1 vlan 10

backup-interface mac-per-second

Use this command to specify the packet quantity per second, that will be sent into the active interface during the fallback:

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value (400 packets).

Syntax:

[no] backup-interface mac-per-second <COUNT>

Parameters:

<COUNT> – quantity of MAC addresses per second, possible value [50..400].

Default value:

400 packets

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> backup-interface mac-per-second 200

backup-interface mac-duplicate

Use this command to specify the quantity of packet copies with the same MAC address, that will be sent into the active interface during the fallback:

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value (1 packet).

Syntax:

[no] backup-interface mac-duplicate <COUNT>

Parameters:

<COUNT> – quantity of packet copies, possible value [1..4].

Default value:

1 packet

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> backup-interface mac-duplicate 4

backup-interface preemption

Use this command to specify the traffic switchover to the main interface when the connection is restored. If the configuration allows the main interface restoration during the backup interface active state, the traffic will be switched to the main interface when the link is established on it. The command in negative form (no) restores the default setting.

Syntax:

[no] backup-interface preemption

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Default value:

Switchover is disabled.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> backup-interface preemption

show interfaces backup

Use this command to view the interface backup configuration.

Syntax:

show interfaces backup

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show interfaces backup
   Backup Interface Options:
      Preemption is disabled.
      MAC recovery packets rate 400 pps.
      Recovery packets repeats count 1.

   Backup Interface Pairs
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
VID    Master Interface            Backup Interface            State
----   -------------------------   -------------------------   ------------------------------
30     front-port 1/0              front-port 2/0              Master Up/Backup Standby
----   -------------------------   -------------------------   ------------------------------
150    front-port 1/0              front-port 2/0              Master Up/Backup Standby

LLDP protocol configuration

lldp enable

This command enables the switch operation via LLDP protocol.

The command in negative form (no) disables LLDP utilization by the switch.

Syntax:

[no] lldp enable

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> lldp enable

lldp hold-multiplier

Use this command to define the amount of time for the receiving device to keep LLDP packets before dropping them.

This value will be transmitted to the receiving party in LLDP update packets; is a divisibility for LLDP timer. Thus, LLDP packet lifetime is calculated by the equation: TTL = min(65535, LLDP-Timer * LLDP-HoldMultiplier).

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value.

Syntax:

lldp hold-multiplier <hold>

no lldp hold-multiplier

Parameters:

<hold> – time, possible value [2 .. 10] seconds.

Default value:

Default value – 4 seconds.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> lldp hold-multiplier 5

lldp reinit

Use this command to define the minimum amount of time that LLDP port will wait before LLDP reinitialization.

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value.

Syntax:

lldp reinit <reinit>

no lldp reinit

Parameters:

<reinit> – time, possible value [1 .. 10] seconds.

Default value:

Default value – 2 seconds.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> lldp reinit 3

lldp timer

Use this command to define the frequency of LLDP information updates transmission by the device.

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value.

Syntax:

lldp timer <timer>

no lldp timer

Parameters:

<timer> – time, possible value [5..32768] seconds.

Default value:

Default value – 30 seconds.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> lldp timer 60

lldp tx-delay

Use this command to define the delay between the subsequent LLDP packet transmissions, initiated by changes of values or status in local LLDP MIB database.

We recommend setting this delay less than 0.25* LLDP-Timer.

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value.

Syntax:

lldp tx-delay <txdelay>

no lldp tx-delay

Parameters:

<txdelay> – time, possible value [1..8192] seconds.

Default value:

Default value – 2 seconds.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> lldp tx-delay 3

lldp lldpdu

Use this command to define the LLDP packet processing mode, when LLDP is disabled.

The command in negative form (no) restores the default value (filtering).

Syntax:

lldp lldpdu [mode]

no lldp lldpdu

Parameters:

[mode] – LLDP packet processing mode:

filtering – LLDP packets are filtered, if LLDP is disabled on the switch;
flooding – LLDP packets are transmitted, if LLDP is disabled on the switch.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> lldp lldpdu flooding

show lldp configuration

Use this command to view LLDP configuration on all device physical interfaces, or on specified interfaces only.

Syntax:

show lldp configuration [<interface>< number >]

Parameters:

Optional parameters; if omitted, information for all ports will be shown on display.

[interface] – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces;
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces.

[number] – number of the port (you may specify multiple ports separated by ',' or the port range separated by '-'):

for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3].
for port-channel: [0 .. 4].

Default value:

Information for all ports will be shown on display.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show lldp configuration

   LLDP configuration
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Interface         Status         Timer (sec)  Hold multiplier  Reinit delay (sec)  Tx delay (sec)
-------------  ----------------- ----------    -------------   -----------------   -----------
front-port 1/0  transmit-receive   30         		 4           	 2             2  
front-port 1/1  transmit-receive   30         		 4               2             2     
front-port 1/2  transmit-receive   30          		 4          	 2             2        
front-port 1/3  transmit-receive   30          		 4        		 2             2

show lldp neighbor

Use this command to view the information on the neighbouring devices with the active LLDP protocol.

Syntax:

show lldp neighbor [<interface>< number >]

Parameters:

Optional parameters; if omitted, information for all ports will be shown on display.

[interface] – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces.
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces.

[number] – number of the port (you may specify multiple ports separated by ',' or the port range separated by '-'):

for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3].
for port-channel: [0 .. 4].

Default value:

Information for all ports will be shown on display.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show lldp neighbor 

   LLDP neighbors
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Interface             Device ID                Port ID                TTL          
----------------   ----------------------   -----------------------   ----------   
front-port 1/1     02:00:2a:00:07:15           g15                    115/120      
front-port 1/2     02:00:04:88:7e:             front-port 1/3         105/120      
SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]>

show lldp local

Use this command to view LLDP information announced by this port.

Syntax:

show lldp local [<interface>< number >]

Parameters:

Optional parameters; if omitted, information for all ports will be shown on display.

[interface] – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces.
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces.

[number] – number of the port (you may specify multiple ports separated by ',' or the port range separated by '-'):

for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1];
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3].
for port-channel: [0 .. 4].

Default value:

Information for all ports will be shown on display.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show lldp local

   LLDP local TLVs
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Interface          Device ID                Port ID                   TTL          
----------------   ----------------------   -----------------------   ----------   
front-port 1/1     02:00:04:88:7c:0a        front-port 1/1             120          
front-port 1/2     02:00:04:88:7c:0a        front-port 1/2             120

show lldp statistics

Use this command to view LLDP statistics for front-port, port-channel interfaces.

Syntax:

show lldp statistics [<interface>< number >]

Parameters:

Optional parameters; if omitted, information for all ports will be shown on display.

[interface] – interface type:

front-port – external uplink interfaces.
port-channel – LAG aggregation groups of external uplink interfaces.

[number] – number of the port (you may specify multiple ports separated by ',' or the port range separated by '-'):

for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit – module number; possible values [1],
- port – port number; possible values [0 .. 3];
for port-channel: [0 .. 4];
- for slot-channel: [0 .. 15].

Default value:

Information for all ports will be shown on display.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show lldp statistics

Tables Last Change Time: 0:0:4:28
Tables Inserts: 3
Tables Deletes: 1
Tables Dropped: 0
Tables Ageouts: 0

   LLDP statistics
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Interface         Tx total  Rx total Rx errors Rx discarded TLVs discarded TLVs unrecognized Agouts total 
front-port 1/0   	  0         0        0              0             0           0              0 
front-port 1/1  	 6134      6159      0              0             0           0              0 
front-port 1/2  	 6141      6136      0              0             0           0              0 
front-port 1/3   	  0         0        0              0             0           0              0

show lldp lldpdu

Use this command to view LLDPDU packet processing method for interfaces where LLDP function is disabled.

Syntax:

show lldp lldpdu

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

SMG2016-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]> show lldp lldpdu
Global: flooding

QOS configuration

qos default

Use this command to define the priority queue that will be used for packets without any preconfigured rules. Queue with value 7 has the highest priority.

Syntax:

qos default <queue>

Parameters:

< queue > – priority queue number; possible values [0 .. 7].

Default value:

Queue 0 is used by default.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

qos default 6

Packets without any other specified rules will come to the queue with priority 6.

qos type

Use this command to define the rule that will be used for the packet priority field selection.

The traffic prioritization method will be chosen depending on the configured system rules (IEEE 802.1p/DSCP).

The traffic prioritization methods featured by the system are as follows:

All priorities are equal
Packet selection is based on IEEE 802.1p standard
Packet selection is based on IP ToS (type of service) at the level 3 only — Differentiated Services Code point (DSCP) support
Interactions based on 802.1p or DSCP/TOS

Syntax:

qos type <type>

Parameters:

<type> –

traffic prioritization method:

0 — all priorities are equal
1 — packet selection by 802.1p only (Priority field in 802.1Q tag)
2 — packet selection by DSCP/TOS only (Differentiated Services field of the IP packet header, 6 high bits)
3 — interaction based on either 802.1p or DSCP/TOS

Default value:

All priorities are equal by default.

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

qos type 2

Traffic prioritization will be performed by DSCP/TOS only.

qos map

Use this command to define the priority queue parameters:

Specify Differentiated Services field values of the IP packet header, 6 high bits,
Priority field value in 802.1Q tag.

Packets will be selected to this priority value based on rules defined by qos type command and specified priority values.

The command in negative form (no) removes the record from the queue configuration table.

Syntax:

[no] qos map <type> <field values> to <queue>

Parameters:

<type> – traffic prioritization method:

0 — according to 802.1p standard (used on 2nd layer)
1 — according to DSCP/TOS standard (used on 3rd layer)

<field values> – field value used for packet selection, defined depending on the <parameter 1> (field values entered should be comma-separated or represent the range delimited by '-'):

if <type> = 0, Priority field value in 802.1Q tag should be specified: [0 .. 7].
if <type> = 0, Differentiated Services field values of the IP packet header, 6 high bits should be specified. Values should be entered in a decimal format: [0 .. 63].

<queue > – priority queue number; possible values [0 .. 7].

Command mode:

CONFIG SWITCH

Example:

qos map 0 7 7

For 7th priority queue, priority field value =7 in 802.1Q tag.

cntrset

Use this command to map the queue statistics collector to queues with the defined criteria.

Syntax:

cntrset <PORT> <UNIT> <SET> <VLAN> <QUEUE> <DROP PRECEDENCE>

Parameters:

< PORT > – accounting port type may take up the following values:

all – all ports;
cpu – CPU port;
front-port – counting front-port;
host-port;
sm-port.

< UNIT > – sequential number of the port:

for cpu: possible value is [1]
for front port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit — module number; possible values [1]
- port — port number; possible values [0 .. 3]
for host-port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit — module number; possible values [1]
- port — port number, possible values [0 .. 2]
for sm-port: <unit/port>, where:
- unit — module number; possible values [1]
- port — port number, possible values [0 .. 5]
< SET > — statistics collector number, possible values [0 .. 1]
< VLAN > — VLAN ID; possible values [1 .. 4094] or all
< QUEUE > — priority queue number; possible values [0 .. 7] or all
< DROP PRECEDENCE > — drop precedence value [0 .. 1] or all

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

Example:

cntrset sm-port 1/2 1 22 2 1

show cntrset

Use this command to view the queue collector information.

Syntax:

show cntrset <SET>

Parameters:

<SET> – counter number [0 .. 1].

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

show qos

Use this command to view the assigned queue priorities. The queue priority equals 0 by default. Queue priority value is specified in the range of [0 .. 7]; queue with value 7 has the highest priority.

Syntax:

show qos

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

Configuration operation commands

SMG-2016 switch features 2 types of configuration:

running-config — configuration that is currently active for the device.
candidate-config — configuration with any pending changes; it will become 'running-config' after it is applied with the 'apply' command.

View configuration

running-config command

Syntax:

show running-config

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

candidate-config command

Syntax:

show candidate-config

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

Configuration application and confirmation commands

When the SMG-2016 switch configuration is completed, you should apply the configuration in order for it to become active on the device and confirm it in order to avoid the loss of access to the device due to these configuration edits. If you fail to confirm the configuration in 60 seconds, it will be rolled back to the previous running-config.

Configuration application command

Syntax:

apply

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

Confirmation command

Syntax:

confirm

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

Other commands

config

Use this command to return to Configuration menu.

Syntax:

config

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

exit

Use this command to exit from this configuration submenu to the upper level.

Syntax:

exit

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH

history

Use this command to view history of entered commands.

Syntax:

history

Parameters:

There are no parameters for this command.

Command mode:

CONFIG – SWITCH