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Schedules a start and stop time for packet monitoring.

Information Note 1: * = required parameter
Note 2: **ne - Substitute olt for ne on the OLT2/OIU2 command lines.
  • Command Path - >ne monitor session
  • Command Path - >olt monitor session
  • Command - monitor
  • Object - session
  • Actions -
    • session - packet monitor commands create, delete, edit, start, stop, show, status, and statistics
      • start - start a packet monitor
        • *session-ID - session ID number
          • schedule - schedule a packet monitor 
            • start - time and date to start
              • time= - UTC format time and date string
                2024-04-T12:06:00-06:00Z|
                yyyy-mm-ddThh:nn:ss+hh:nnZ
                The '-' date punctuation, 'T' date/time separator, and ':' time punctuation are optional
                year, month, and day are optional; leading 0s may be ommitted only on left-most unit
                year requires month+day, month requres day; defaults to local date values
                year may be 1, 2, or 4 digits; defaults to current century if <4
                seconds are optional; defaults to 0
                time zone is optional; '+' and '-' must be used when specifying UTC offset
                time zone formats: Z +hZ +hhZ +hmmZ +hhmmZ +h:mmZ +hh:mmZ
                
            • stop 
              • duration - duration of capture as number of seconds
                • seconds= (1-999)
              • packets - duration of capture as number of packets
                • count= - (1-999)

Schedule a start time for the packet monitoring session

  1. From the ESUx> command line, input **ne monitor session start session-ID=123 schedule start time=2024-04T12, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
    ESUx> **ne monitor session start session-ID=123 schedule start time=2024-04T12 <enter>
    ESUx>  _

Schedule the monitor time of the packet monitoring session

  1. From the ESUx> command line, input **ne monitor session start session-ID=123 schedule stop duration seconds=60, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
    ESUx **ne monitor session start session-ID=123 schedule stop duration seconds=60 <enter>
    ESUx> _

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