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Cisco MGX 8260 Command Line Interface Guide
Release 1.2, Part Number 78-10987-01 Rev. B0, January, 2002
Chapter 5 Call Control
Managing ISDN D Channels
Changing D Channels
To change a D Channel, delete the desired D Channel and then add a new one. When creating the new
channel, choose a DLSAP and MACSAP profile that contains the desired settings. If such a profile
doesn’t exist, create one first before adding the new D Channel. For more information on the
relationship between D Channels and profiles, see D Channel Configuration Tasks, page 5-19.
Deleting D Channels
To delete a D Channel, use the deldchan command. Specify the slot and line number, delimited by a
period, of the D Channel you want to delete. The following example deletes the D Channel at slot 5,
line 4.
deldchan 5.4
Viewing D Channels
You can view D Channels four ways:
• Bulk capacity
• Bulk capacity and usage
• Summary for all channels
• Details for one channel
To view bulk D Channel capacity, use the lslogicalcarddchans command.
The system displays the D Channel capacity by slot:
=======================================================================
D-channels (lslogicalcarddchans)
=======================================================================
slot number max number of D channels
=============== =========================
2 16
4 16
To view bulk D Channel capacity and usage, use the lslogicalcarddchan. Specify the slot number of
desired card.
The system displays the D Channel usage for the specified card:
=======================================================================
D-channels Entry (lslogicalcarddchan)
=======================================================================
Slot Number : 2
Max Number of T1/E1 Lines : 16
D-channel info(line 1 -16) : 4
D-channel info(line 17 - 32) : 0
D-channel info(line 33 - 48) : 0
D-channel info(line 49 - 64) : 0
D-channel info(line 65 - 80) : 0
D-channel info(line 81 - 96) : 0
D-channel info(line 97 - 112) : 0
D-channel info(line 113 - 128) : 0
D-channel info(line 129 - 144) : 0
D-channel info(line 145 - 160) : 0
D-channel info(line 161 - 176) : 0
D-channel info(line 177 - 192) : 0
- Cisco MGX 8260 Command Line 1
- Interface Guide 1
- CONTENTS 3
- 3 Card Management 3-1 4
- 4 Service Management 4-1 5
- Contents 6
- 5 Call Control 5-1 7
- 6 Alarm Surveillance 6-1 9
- 7 Performance Monitoring 7-1 10
- 8 Troubleshooting 8-1 11
- 9 Command Reference 9-1 12
- Table 9-4 Time Zones 9-130 16
- About This Guide 17
- Conventions 18
- Obtaining Documentation 18
- Cisco Connection Online 19
- Technical Assistance Center 19
- Documentation Feedback 20
- Features and Benefits 21
- • Deliver New Services 22
- • WebViewer 22
- • Command line interface 22
- SNMP Manager 23
- Command Line Interface 24
- System Indicators 25
- Broadband Line Indicators 25
- Card and Line Indicators 26
- Front Panel Controls 26
- System Management 27
- Configuring System Security 28
- Adding User Profiles 29
- Changing Passwords 29
- Deleting User Profiles 29
- Viewing Current Logins 30
- Viewing Community Strings 31
- Adding Community Strings 31
- Deleting Community Strings 31
- Configuring Node Parameters 32
- Setting Node Parameters 33
- • In-band management path 34
- • Ethernet port IP addresses 34
- • In-band IP address 34
- • MGX 8260 MAC address 34
- Configuring IP Routes 36
- Adding IP Routes 37
- Deleting IP Routes 38
- Setting Clock Parameters 38
- Viewing Clock Parameters 39
- Card Management 41
- Configuring Card Parameters 42
- Configuration Tasks for Cards 43
- • Back card 48
- • Back plane 48
- Back Card Mode 49
- Setting the ATM Queue Profile 50
- Understanding Redundancy 51
- Using 1:N NSC Redundancy 52
- Using 1:1 BSC Redundancy 53
- Adding NSC Redundancy 56
- Adding BSC Redundancy 57
- Deleting Redundancy 57
- Backing Up Configurations 58
- Uploading Configurations 59
- Downloading Configurations 59
- Restoring Configurations 60
- Upgrading Software Images 61
- Upgrading Card Software 62
- Upgrading SCC Software 63
- Upgrading BSC Software 64
- Upgrading NSC Software 66
- Service Management 69
- Viewing DS0 Lines 70
- Configuring DS1 or E1 Lines 71
- Configuration Tasks for Lines 73
- Adding DS1/E1 Lines 75
- Changing DS1/E1 Lines 75
- Configuring DS3 Lines 76
- Adding DS3 Lines 78
- Changing DS3 Lines 78
- Mapping DMC Lines 79
- Adding Map Table Entries 80
- Changing Map Tables 81
- Deleting Map Table Entries 81
- Viewing Map Tables 81
- • disabled 82
- • enabled 82
- • active 82
- • inactive 82
- Adding a Fast Ethernet Line 83
- Changing a Fast Ethernet Line 84
- Deleting Fast Ethernet Lines 84
- Configuring Static Routes 85
- Configuring OC-3 Lines 86
- • No loop 89
- • Line loop 89
- • Serial loop 89
- • Parallel loop 89
- Adding OC-3 Lines 90
- Changing OC-3 Lines 90
- Deleting OC-3 Lines 90
- Using 16-Byte Messages 92
- Using 64-Byte Messages 92
- Forming Hex Messages 93
- Configuration Tasks for Ports 94
- Changing Voice Ports 95
- Deleting Voice Ports 95
- Checking All MGX 8260 ports 96
- Viewing Active Calls 97
- Viewing Calls by Transaction 99
- File Encoding 99
- File Types 100
- File Names 100
- Viewing Announcement Files 101
- Call Control 103
- Understanding MGCP 104
- Configuration Tasks for MGCP 105
- Configuring MGCP IP Addresses 106
- Viewing MGCP Settings 107
- Viewing MGCP Voice Parameters 108
- Understanding Sessions 112
- Configuring Session Sets 113
- Configuring Session Groups 115
- Configuring Sessions 116
- Viewing Session Statistics 118
- Managing ISDN D Channels 120
- D Channel Configuration Tasks 121
- Managing MACSAP Profiles 122
- Viewing MACSAP Statistics 123
- Managing DLSAP Profiles 124
- Viewing DLSAP Status 125
- Viewing DLSAP Statistics 126
- Configuring D Channels 127
- Changing D Channels 128
- Deleting D Channels 128
- Viewing D Channels 128
- Chapter 5 Call Control 130
- Viewing LAPD Parameters 132
- Configuration Tasks for IPDC 133
- Configuring COT Settings 135
- Viewing IPDC Settings 135
- Viewing IPDC COT Information 138
- Alarm Surveillance 139
- Monitoring Shelf Alarms 140
- Surveillance Tasks for Alarms 141
- Monitoring Card Alarms 142
- Monitoring DS1 Alarms 143
- Viewing DS1 Alarm Thresholds 144
- Setting DS1 Alarm Thresholds 145
- Monitoring E1 Alarms 146
- Viewing E1 Alarm Thresholds 148
- Monitoring DS3 Alarms 150
- Viewing DS3 Alarm Thresholds 151
- Monitoring OC-3 Alarms 153
- Viewing OC-3 Alarm Thresholds 155
- Setting OC-3 Alarm Thresholds 157
- Specifying Sensors 158
- Voltage Sensor Listing 159
- Temperature Sensor Listing 160
- Fan Sensor Listing 161
- Configuring User Email Alerts 163
- Changing Email Alerts 164
- Deleting Email Alerts 164
- Working With Traps 168
- Understanding Trap Numbers 169
- Card Traps 170
- DS1 Traps 170
- DS3 Traps 171
- SONET Traps 172
- Fast Ethernet Traps 172
- Voice Port Events 173
- ISDN Traps 173
- MGCP Traps 173
- Backhaul Traps 174
- Performance Monitoring 175
- Viewing Total T1 Statistics 176
- Monitoring DS1 Performance 178
- Monitoring E1 Performance 179
- Viewing Total E1 Statistics 180
- Monitoring DS3 Performance 185
- Viewing Total DS3 Statistics 186
- Monitoring SONET Performance 187
- Viewing Line Total Statistics 192
- Viewing Path Total Statistics 195
- Troubleshooting 201
- DS1/E1 Loopback 202
- DS3 Loopback 203
- Performing BERT Tests 204
- DS1/E1 BERT Test 205
- Clearing Alarms 206
- Clearing Fast Ethernet Alarms 209
- Clearing SONET Alarms 209
- Clearing Environmental Alarms 211
- Command Reference 213
- Understanding Bitmaps 214
- Using Online Help 215
- Command Description 219
- • NSC: 1-8 and 11-16 222
- • BSC: 11-16 222
- • NSC: 1-16 222
- Alarm Thresholds: 268
- Table 9-4 Time Zones 342
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