Interface NNI Status - Tellabs Knowledge Base

Show Interface NNI Status

Command Path – show>tolt>interfaces>nni>status>

Command – show

Module – tolt

Container – interfaces

Container – nni

Container – status

The following status attributes are supported:

Attribute	Value	Comment
Aid	SFP1-1-x \| QSFP1-2-y \| x=1..4 y=1..6	AID or Access Identifier used to identify the port.
Profile-name	String	The name of the DSCP to Pbit mapping profile to use for marking downstream traffic. If the profile name is null, then no L3 DSCP to L2 pbits mapping will be done and incoming pbit marking will be used.
Oper-state	Up or down	The operational state of the port.
Availability-state	e-notsupported e-intest e-failed e-poweroff e-offline e-offduty e-dependency e-degraded e-notinstalled e-logfull eunauthaccess	Further description of failure. Availability state reporting not supported Test currently in progress on entity Failed due to equipment or port problem Device is powered off Device has been administered down Scheduled device is not active now Depend on device that is currently down Operational but service impacted Equipment is missing to render service Stopped due to log being full Down due to authentication failure.
Link-state	QSFP1-2-1..QSFP1-2-6 SFP1-1-1..SFP1-1-4	The ports that are currently a part of the lag.
Mtu-size	1..16360	The Maximum Transmission Unit for the port
High-speed	10,000, 40,000, 100,000	Port speed in Kb/s (10G, 40G, 100G).
Duplex-mode	Full-duplex \| Half-duplex	For modern equipment should always be full-duplex. Typically half-duplex would indicate a handshake error.
Phys-address	mac-address	The mac address of the OLT port.
Is-fiber	True \| false	Whether the installed module is a fiber or copper port.

Attribute

Value

Comment

Aid

SFP1-1-x |
QSFP1-2-y |
x=1..4 y=1..6

AID or Access Identifier used to identify the port.

Profile-name

String

The name of the DSCP to Pbit mapping profile to use for marking downstream traffic. If the profile name is null, then no L3 DSCP to L2 pbits mapping will be done and incoming pbit marking will be used.

Oper-state

Up or down

The operational state of the port.

Availability-state

e-notsupported
e-intest
e-failed
e-poweroff
e-offline
e-offduty
e-dependency
e-degraded
e-notinstalled
e-logfull
eunauthaccess

Further description of failure.
Availability state reporting not supported
Test currently in progress on entity
Failed due to equipment or port problem
Device is powered off
Device has been administered down
Scheduled device is not active now
Depend on device that is currently down
Operational but service impacted
Equipment is missing to render service
Stopped due to log being full
Down due to authentication failure.

Link-state

QSFP1-2-1..QSFP1-2-6
SFP1-1-1..SFP1-1-4

The ports that are currently a part of the lag.

Mtu-size

1..16360

The Maximum Transmission Unit for the port

High-speed

10,000, 40,000, 100,000

Port speed in Kb/s (10G, 40G, 100G).

Duplex-mode

Full-duplex |
Half-duplex

For modern equipment should always be full-duplex. Typically half-duplex would indicate a handshake error.

Phys-address

mac-address

The mac address of the OLT port.

Is-fiber

True | false

Whether the installed module is a fiber or copper port.

Note: * = required parameter

Command Path – Show>tolt>interfaces>nni>status>

Action – Show

Module – tolt

Container – interfaces

Container – nni

Container – status

Styles –

*aid – AID or Access Identifier used to identify the port.
- SFP1-1-x | QSFP1-2-y | x=1..4 y=1..6
Profile-name – The name of the DSCP to Pbit mapping profile to use for marking downstream traffic. If the profile name is null, then no L3 DSCP to L2 pbits mapping will be done and incoming pbit marking will be used..
- String
User-label – The user-defined label for the Uplink port. User Label must be enclosed in Quotes ("") to allow a label with spaces.
- "User label text" is any alphanumeric name up to 32 characters.
Oper-state – The operational state of the port.
- Up or down
Availability-state – Further description of failure.
Availability state reportin not supported
Test currently in progress on entity
Failed due to equipment or port problem
Device is powered off
Device has been administered down
Scheduled device is not active now
Depend on device that is currently down
Operational but service impacted
Equipment is missing to render service
Stopped due to log being full
Down due to authentication failure.
- e-notsupported | e-intest | e-failed | e-poweroff | e-offline | e-offduty | e-dependency | e-degraded | e-notinstalled | e-logfull |
Link-state - The ports that are currently a part of the lag.
- QSFP1-2-1..QSFP1-2-6 | SFP1-1-1..SFP1-1-4
Mtu-size - The Maximum Transmission Unit for the port.
- 1..16360
High-speed - Port speed in Kb/s (10G, 40G, 100G).
- 10,000, 40,000, 100,000
Duplex-mode - For modern equipment, it should always be full-duplex. Typically, a half-duplex would indicate a handshake error.
- Full-duplex | Half-duplex
Phys-address - The mac address of the OLT port.
- mac-address
Is-fiber - Whether the installed module is a fiber or copper port.
- True | false

The following command can be used to display the NNI status of each port.

From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show tolt interfaces nni status, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

MDS1-ESUA# show tolt interfaces nni status <enter>

                            OPERATIONAL  AVAIL  LINK      MTU    HIGH                                    IS 
AID        PROFILE NAME     STATE        STATE  STATE     SIZE   SPEED   DUPLEX MODE  PHYS ADDRESS       FIBER 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
OLT1-1     no profile name  --ERROR--    -      linkup    16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:12:1b:ff  false 
OLT1-2     no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:16:1b:ff  false 
OLT1-3     no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:1a:1b:ff  false 
OLT1-4     no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:1e:1b:ff  false 
QSFP1-2-1  no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  40000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:12:1b:ff  false 
QSFP1-2-2  no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  40000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:22:1b:ff  false 
QSFP1-2-3  no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  40000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:32:1b:ff  false 
QSFP1-2-4  no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  40000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:42:1b:ff  false 
QSFP1-2-5  no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  100000  full-duplex  02:c0:9b:52:1b:ff  false 
QSFP1-2-6  no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  100000  full-duplex  02:c0:9b:62:1b:ff  false 
SFP1-1-1   no profile name  --ERROR--    -      linkup    16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:02:1b:ff  false 
SFP1-1-2   no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:06:1b:ff  false 
SFP1-1-3   no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:0a:1b:ff  false 
SFP1-1-4   no profile name  up           -      linkdown  16360  10000   full-duplex  02:c0:9b:0e:1b:ff  false  

MDS1-ESUA#