Cross Connect (cc)
The cross-connect or cc command is available to Admin users. It contains all cross connection related subcommands needed to create and modify a data cross-connection to an ethernet port on an Optical Network Terminal (ONT).
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Warning: The Cross connect command is deprecated and should not be used as this function will be removed from the software in a future release. This should be implemented using NAC profiles and Service Profiles that are assigned to the UNI port. |
Create
| Note: * required parameter |
- Command Path - cc create
- Action -
- create - modify an existing data connection
- * network-vlan - network side VLA
- 1-4094
- * port-id - port identifier
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x-y-z-w depending on the uniport location
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- * profile - connection profile
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1-1-1-1-11|Basic|Bridged|BridgedIPTV|Force-Forward-Test|GW-Data|GW-VoIP|
MH-NN-Bridge|Mgmt|Multicast|
N-N-ISP|NN|NNStatic|NN_100M|NN_1G|NN_Static_6|OpticalLAN_Data|OpticalLAN_VOIP|Sandia-Static|
TK-Data|TK-IPTV|VOIP|bridgedNN|em_nn_iptv_connection|tsw_static_nn_ubr
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- auto-enable-port - automatically enable port administrative state at creation time
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subscriber-vlan - subscriber side VLAN, priority-tagged or untagged
- 1-4094|priority-tagged|untagged **untagged**
- user-LABEL - user supplied name for connection (default name will be used if missing)
- String of 1-32 alpha-numeric characters or '_' and '-'cc
- * network-vlan - network side VLA
- create - modify an existing data connection
- From the ESUx> command line, input cc create network-vlan=90 profile=NO-NN port-id=1-1-1-2 name=Ning, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
ESUx> cc create network-vlan=90 profile=NO-NN port-id=1-1-1-2 name=Ning <enter> Successfully created connection [N1-NV90-ETH1-1-1-1-2] ESUx> _
Edit
| Note: * required parameter |
- Command Path - cc edit
- Actions -
- Edit - modify an existing data connection
- * network-vlan - network side VLA
- 1-4094
- * port-id - port identifier
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x-y-z-w depending on the uniport location
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- profile - connection profile
- * network-vlan - Network side VLAN
- new-network-vlan - New network side VLAN to which the connection should be change
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subscriber-vlan - subscriber side VLAN or untagged
- 1-4094|priority-tagged|untagged **untagged**
- user-LABEL - user supplied name for connection (default name will be used if missing)
- String of 1-32 alpha-numeric characters or '_' and '-'cc
- * network-vlan - network side VLA
- Edit - modify an existing data connection
- Command Path - cc delete
- Actions -
- delete - Delete an existing data cross-connection on an Ethernet port
- * network-vlan - network side VLA
- 1-4094
- * port-id - port identifier
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x-y-z-w depending on the uniport location
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- * network-vlan - network side VLA
- delete - Delete an existing data cross-connection on an Ethernet port
- From the ESUx> command line, input cc delete network-vlan=90 port-id=1-1-1-2, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
ESUx> cc delete network-vlan=90 port-id=1-1-1-2 <enter> Successfully deleted connection [N1-NV90-ETH1-1-1-1-2] ESUx> _.
Show
| Note: + = select one parameter from set |
- Command Path - cc show
- Actions -
- show - Display all cross-connections on Ethernet port, ONT, PON, or card
- + card-id - card identifier x depending on the card location
- + ont-id - Specify the AID of the ONT on the card
- x-y-z where: x=MDS Slot, y=PON Port z=ONT ID
- + pon-id - Specify the AID of the PON port on the card
- x-y where: x=MDS Slot, y=PON Port
- + port-id - port identifier x-y-z-w depending on the uniport location
- summary - display consolidated summary results
- verbose - display verbose results
- show - Display all cross-connections on Ethernet port, ONT, PON, or card
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