IES-1000 User’s Guide
22-10 Commands Introduction
Table 22-1 Commands
MODULE COMMAND DESCRIPTION
version
Shows the version information of file
system.
adsl
The adsl commands apply to the AAM
module.
config save
Saves configuration of the ADSL
module to nonvolatile memory.
enable
ch <port> <vpi> <vci>
Enables the specified PVC channel(s).
chs [<start port> [<stop
port>]]
Enables all PVC channels for specific
ports.
Enables the specified ADSL port.
ports
Enables all ADSL ports.
disable
ch <port> <vpi> <vci>
Disables the specified PVC
channel(s).
chs [<start port> [<stop
port>]]
Disables all PVC channels for the
specified ports.
Disables the specified ADSL port.
ports
Disables all ADSL ports.
ldly
ldly <ports|port number>
[<downstream value> <upstream
value> <Symbol|MilliSec>]
Sets or displays the maximum line
delay.
Shows the line bit allocation of the
specified ADSL port.
Shows the line operating values of the
specified ADSL port.
Shows the line quality of the specified
ADSL port.
Shows the line rate parameters of the
specified ADSL port.
set
ch <port> <vpi> <vci> <pvid>
<priority> <vcp name>
Creates a new PVC channel, or
modifies an existing one.
ch <port> <vpi> <vci> super
<vcp name>
Creates a super channel, or modifies
an existing one.
profile <name> [fast] <atur max
rate> <atuc max rate> [ldly
<atur delay> <atuc delay>]
[<atur ...> <atuc ...>]
Sets an ADSL line configuration
profile.
port <port> <profile> <mode>
Applies a profile setting and
operational mode to an ADSL port.
Applies a profile setting and
operational mode to all ADSL ports.
pvc <port> <muxMode> <txvpi>
<txvci> [<rxvpi> <rxvci>]
Sets the PVC configuration to the
specified ADSL port.
