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Table of contents
This document has 82 pages.

1 Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.1 Customer documentation and product support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.2 Reason for update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.3 About this document. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.3.1 Audience. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.3.2 Structure of document . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1.3.3 Typographical conventions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2 Getting started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.1 Introducing the Web User Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.1.1 Prerequisites. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.1.2 Client access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2.2 Logging into the Web UI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2.3 Logging out of the Web UI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
2.3.1 Automatic logout. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
2.4 Using the Web UI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
2.4.1 Working in tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
3 Dashboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
3.1 Working in the Dashboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
4 Web CLI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
4.1 Working in the Web CLI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
4.1.1 Using the command tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
4.1.2 Running a CLI command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
4.1.3 Displaying information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
5 Device Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
5.1 Working in the Device Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
5.2 Ethernet Interface Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
5.3 Service Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
5.3.1 Service creation wizard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
6 File Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
6.1 Working in the File Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
6.1.1 Viewing managed files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
6.1.2 Downloading files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

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List of figures
Figure 1 Web UI Login......................................................................................15
Figure 2 Dashboard page .................................................................................16
Figure 3 Dashboard: A-1200 ............................................................................19
Figure 4 Dashboard: A-1210 ............................................................................20
Figure 5 Dashboard: A-2200 ............................................................................21
Figure 6 Show Interface screen........................................................................22
Figure 7 File Upload dialog box........................................................................26
Figure 8 Command tree....................................................................................27
Figure 9 Command search ...............................................................................28
Figure 10 Command selection............................................................................29
Figure 11 Command configuration page ............................................................30
Figure 12 Input Any Command dialog box .........................................................30
Figure 13 Equipment Answer page ....................................................................31
Figure 14 Ethernet Interface Management page ................................................34
Figure 15 Ethernet Interface Details page ..........................................................35
Figure 16 Ethernet Interface Monitoring page ....................................................38
Figure 17 Services Management page...............................................................39
Figure 18 Service Details – E-Line page ............................................................41
Figure 19 Service Interfaces table – E-Line .......................................................43
Figure 20 SI Monitoring page – E-Line ...............................................................47
Figure 21 Mapping Rules - E-Line ......................................................................47
Figure 22 Service Details – E-LAN .....................................................................50
Figure 23 Service VSI table ................................................................................50
Figure 24 Service Interfaces table – E-LAN .......................................................51
Figure 25 SI Monitoring page – E-LAN...............................................................54
Figure 26 Mapping Rules – E-LAN.....................................................................54
Figure 27 E-LAN Flooding Statistics...................................................................54
Figure 28 P2P Service creation wizard – Welcome screen................................56
Figure 29 Service creation wizard – Basic Information screen...........................56
Figure 30 Create bw-profile screen ....................................................................57
Figure 31 AC: New SI and SII screen.................................................................57
Figure 32 P2P Mapping Rule screen..................................................................58
Figure 33 NVI: SI Instance (Working) screen .....................................................58
Figure 34 NVI: SI Instance (Protection) screen ..................................................59
Figure 35 Enable or Disable Service screen – P2P ...........................................59
Figure 36 Service configuration feedback ..........................................................60
Figure 37 N2N Service creation wizard – Welcome screen ...............................60
Figure 38 N2N Service creation wizard - Basic Information screen ...................61
Figure 39 Create One SI and related SII screen ................................................61
Figure 40 Create Another SI and related SII screen ..........................................62
Figure 41 Enable or Disable Service screen – N2N ...........................................63
Figure 42 U2U Service creation wizard - Welcome screen ................................63
Figure 43 U2U Service creation wizard – Basic Information screen ..................63
Figure 44 AC: New SI and SII screen.................................................................64
Figure 45 U2U Mapping Rule screen .................................................................65
Figure 46 TLS Service creation wizard – Welcome screen ................................66
Figure 47 TLS Basic Information screen ............................................................66
Figure 48 MP2MP Service Creation Wizard screen ...........................................67
Figure 49 MP2MP Basic information screen ......................................................67
Figure 50 AC & Ingress-1 screen .......................................................................68

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Figure 51 MP2MP NVI screen............................................................................ 69

Figure 52 RMP2MP Service Creation Wizard screen ........................................ 69
Figure 53 RMP2MP Basic Information screen ................................................... 70
Figure 54 RMP2MP AC screen .......................................................................... 71
Figure 55 RMP2MP NVI screen ......................................................................... 71
Figure 56 File Center page................................................................................. 73
Figure 57 Image Banks page ............................................................................. 74
Figure 58 Public Keys page ............................................................................... 74
Figure 59 ASCII Files page ................................................................................ 75
Figure 60 Addons page ...................................................................................... 76
Figure 61 HTTPS Certificate page ..................................................................... 76
Figure 62 File Download dialog box ................................................................... 77

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List of tables
Table 1 Structural overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Table 2 Show Interface columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Table 3 Alarms table columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Table 4 Connections table columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Table 5 File Upload fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Table 6 Interface Table columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Table 7 Interface Details fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Table 8 Ethernet Interface Monitoring counters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Table 9 Service Table columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Table 10 Service Details fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Table 11 Service Interfaces columns – E-Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Table 12 Mapping Rules columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Table 13 Service VSI columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Table 14 Service Interfaces columns – E-LAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Table 15 E-LAN Flooding Statistics counters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Table 16 File Download fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

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1 Preface
1.1 Customer documentation and product support
Nokia Siemens Networks is committed to providing superior product documentation
in convenient and effective formats.
Please contact your Nokia Siemens Networks representative for documentation
update information or if you have any questions or comments on the information
contained in this document.
Technical Support engineers are available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week, in accordance with signed agreements. For technical assistance, please
contact your local Nokia Siemens Networks representative.

1.2 Reason for update

Issue Date of issue Reason for Update

01 September 2010 First issue of Release 5.0

1.3 About this document

The A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Web UI User Manual describes how to use the Web UI
(User Interface) to configure and manage the A-1200, A-1210, and A-2200 devices
after they have been installed.
For a description of the commands supported by the A-1200, A-1210, and A-2200
devices, see the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual. For
installation instructions, see the A-1200 Installation Manual, the
A-1210 Installation Manual, and the A-2200 Installation Manual. .

All the commands in this manual relate to the A-1200, the A-1210, and the
A-2200 devices unless otherwise stated.

1.3.1 Audience
This manual is intended for the system or network administrators, responsible for
installing, configuring, managing, and monitoring the network.

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1.3.2 Structure of document

Chapter Title Subject

Chapter 1 Preface Provides an introduction to this document.

Chapter 2 Getting started Provides an overview of the Web UI.

Chapter 3 Dashboard Describes the Dashboard and all related

monitoring and management operations.

Chapter 4 Web CLI Describes the Web CLI page and provides
detailed instructions on command execution.

Chapter 5 Device Manager Describes the Ethernet interface and service

managment functions in the Device Manager.
Describes in detail how to use the wizards to
configure services.

Chapter 6 File Center Describes the available manged files and how to
download them.
Table 1 Structural overview

1.3.3 Typographical conventions

This document uses the following conventions:

Indicator Significance
Courier font Text represented in this format is displayed by the CLI.
Bold Courier font Text represented in this format is entered by the user.
<variable> This format indicates a variable argument entered by
the user. The syntax description section describes the
valid values to enter.
[ ] Syntax elements grouped by square brackets are
optional.
| Syntax elements separated by a pipe are mutually
exclusive. Choose one of the elements separated by the
pipe.
{ } These braces are used to group syntax elements where
necessary to eliminate ambiguity in the syntax. For
example, if a keyword and an argument together
constitute one of a set of mutually exclusive elements,
the keyword and argument are grouped with braces and
separated from the other options with a pipe.

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Symbols used in this manual

Indicator Type Description

Information Information that describes important features or

Note instructions.

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2 Getting started
This manual describes how to use the Web User Interface (UI) to manage an
A-1200/ A-1210/ A-2200 device.

2.1 Introducing the Web User Interface

The Web UI is a user-friendly, web-based element manager designed to manage the
A-1200, A-1210, and A-2200 devices.
The Web UI provides the following benefits:
• Simple configuration and management of devices
• Execution of CLI commands via a web browser
• Graphical view of managed devices
• Interface management and monitoring
• Service management and monitoring
• File management
• Advanced monitoring of devices with:
– dynamically updated counters and charts
– summary information relating to all aspects of the device, including active
alarms, logs, port statuses, and resource utilization
The Web UI is automatically enabled by default; it may be disabled (or enabled) by
the user. Refer to “web-management admin-state” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual for information on how to enable/
disable the Web UI.

W Activating the Web UI (after it has been disabled) launches the web server but
does not cause the NE to reset.

As in the CLI, the Web UI supports the following three access levels:
• Admin
• Read-Write
• Read-Only
For further information regarding the different access levels, see “Access levels” in
the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.

2.1.1 Prerequisites
The following basic requirements should be met in order to manage an
A-1200/ A-1210/ A-2200 device with the Web UI:
• Before accessing the Web UI, the user must ensure that a web browser is
installed on his/her computer. The Web UI supports the following browsers:
– Internet Explorer 7
– Internet Explorer 8 (recommended)
– Firefox 3.0 and above

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• Access is only permitted from interfaces which operate as part of a management

E-LAN. For further information on configuring a management E-LAN service, see
“interface ethernet management” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line
Interface User Manual.
• Login to the Web UI requires a username and password. For further information,
see Logging into the Web UI.

2.1.2 Client access

The client accesses the Web UI on an A-1200/ A-1210/ A-2200 device via a web
management server using either of the following protocols:
• HTTP (default)
• HTTPS
When the protocol mode is set to HTTP, the client can use both HTTP and HTTPS to
access the device. However, when the mode is set to HTTPS, only an HTTPS
connection is possible.

Changing the protocol mode after the Web UI has been enabled on the device
causes the web server to reset and disconnects all existing web management
W

sessions.

If the HTTPS protocol is to be used, a digitally-signed certificate file must be

downloaded and activated before the Web UI server is enabled. For further
information, see “Configuring HTTPS for the Web UI” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual.

When the Web UI is disabled on the device, the client cannot access the device
via HTTP or HTTPS. In this scenario, the web server is down.
W

2.2 Logging into the Web UI

A username and password is required for logging into the Web UI. There is one
predefined user account with username root and password root which must be
used for the first login. Figure 1 shows the Login page.

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Figure 1 Web UI Login

After the first login, new user accounts can be defined. The Web UI uses the same
user accounts and passwords that were created for the CLI. For more information on
adding and deleting users, see “username” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command
Line Interface User Manual.

2.3 Logging out of the Web UI

To log out of the Web UI:
Click Logout at the top of the Web page.

2.3.1 Automatic logout

Automatic logout occurs after a period of inactivity. The “web-management
inactivity-timer” (see the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User
Manual) command enables the user to configure the idle time that will elapse before
a session is automatically disconnected.

2.4 Using the Web UI

Following successful login, the Dashboard page opens in the browser, displaying the
managed device. Figure 2 shows an example of the Dashboard page (refer to
Dashboard for examples of the A-1200, A-1210, and A-2200 devices).

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Figure 2 Dashboard page

The following tabs are located at the top of the page:

• Dashboard
• Web CLI
• Device Manager
• File Center
Each tab opens a main page from where the user can:
• navigate to configuration, monitoring, and management pages relating to the
managed device
• perform operations
To toggle between the main pages:
Click the appropriate tab at the top of the Web UI (Figure 2 shows the location of the
tabs); the required page opens in the browser.

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2.4.1 Working in tables

Navigating
A maximum of 15 rows can be displayed in each page of a table; the current page
number is indicated at the bottom of the table. If the number of entries spans multiple
pages, use the following arrows to navigate through the pages:
• First Page
• Previous Page
• Next Page
• Last Page

Sorting entries
The down-arrow at the top of each table column allows the user to:
• sort the entries in the column in either ascending/descending order
• hide the specific column
To sort entries in a column:
1 Position the mouse pointer over the name of the column; a down-arrow appears
on the right side of the title bar.
2 Click the arrow and from the fly-out menu, select either of the following:
– Sort Ascending
– Sort Descending

Hiding/displaying columns
To hide/display a column in a table:
1 Position the mouse pointer over the name of the column; a down-arrow appears
on the right side of the title bar.
2 Click the arrow and from the fly-out menu, select Columns; an additional fly-out
menu appears displaying a list of all the available columns for the specific table.
3 In the list, select or deselect the required options.

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3 Dashboard
This chapter provides information on the management and monitoring operations
that can be performed from the Dashboard page.

3.1 Working in the Dashboard

The Dashboard page of the managed device opens in the browser by default
following successful login to the Web UI.
Figure 3, Figure 4, and Figure 5 show the Dashboard views of the A-1200, A-1210,
and A-2200 respectively.

Figure 3 Dashboard: A-1200

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Figure 4 Dashboard: A-1210

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Figure 5 Dashboard: A-2200

The Dashboard comprises a central page which provides up-to-date information on

the managed device. The page displays the following:
• Front panel
• Active Alarms
• Important Status
• Connections
• Memory
• Flash
• CPU
• Logs

Front panel
A view of the front panel of the managed A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 device is displayed
beneath the tabs at the top of the page (see Figure 3, Figure 4, and Figure 5). The
view is updated every 30 seconds to show the current status of the system’s
onboard ports and removable modules. Clicking any of the ports in the displayed
front panel opens the Show Interface screen (see Figure 6).

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Figure 6 Show Interface screen

Table 2 lists and explains the columns in the Show Interface screen.

Column Description

SLOT/PORT Valid values:

• A specific port on a specific module.
• OOB: Out-of-Band port
For more information on valid slot and port numbers, see “Using
slot and port numbers in CLI commands” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.

TYPE Valid values:

• Host-port
• UNI
• NNI

LINK TYPE The interface type. Valid values:

• FE – Fast Ethernet interface
• GE – GigaBit Ethernet interface
• LPG – Link Protection Group interface
• LAG – Link Aggregation Group interface
Table 2 Show Interface columns

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Column Description

ADMIN STATE The administrative state of the interface. Valid values:

• Enabled
• Disabled

OPER STATE The operational state of the interface. Valid values:

• Off
• On
• Up
• Down
• NotPresent

ADDITIONAL Additional relevant information.

INFO
Table 2 Show Interface columns

The following information is displayed to the left of the view of the front panel:
– Managed device type (A-1200, A-1210, or A-2200)
– Serial ID
– SW version (the current SW build)

Active Alarms
The Active Alarms table comprising the alarms list is displayed beneath the view of
the front panel. The alarms list is updated once every 30 seconds to reflect all the
alarms that are currently active on the device. Alarms can be sorted according to the
following columns:
– Severity
– Alarm ID
– Description
– Slot
– Port
– Masked
Table 3 lists and explains the columns in the Active Alarms table.

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Column Description

Severity Indicates the severity of the alarm. Valid values:

• warning
• minor
• major
• critical

Alarm ID The identification number of the alarm.

Description A meaningful description of the alarm, for example, “CLI security

alarm”

Slot The slot number in which the alarm has been generated. For
more information on valid slot and port numbers, see “Using slot
and port numbers in CLI commands” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.

Port The port number on which the alarm has been generated. For
more information on valid slot and port numbers, see “Using slot
and port numbers in CLI commands” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.

Masked To restrict the list of alarms, the user can mask selected alarms.
Masked alarms are still present in the system, but are no longer
displayed in the alarms list. For information on how to mask
alarms, see alarm device mask in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual.
Table 3 Alarms table columns

Important Status
The Important Status table, located beneath the Active Alarms table, lists the
following:
– Number of active, failed, and disabled physical interfaces
– Number of active, failed, and disabled logical interfaces (LAG and LPG)
The table is updated once every 30 seconds.

Connections
The Connections table, located beneath the Important Status table, displays
information about all users currently logged into the Web UI. The table is updated
once every 60 seconds.
Table 4 lists and explains the Connections table columns.

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Column Description

Session ID The session ID number.

Session Type The type of session. Valid values:

• HTTP
• HTTPS
• Console

User Name The configured user name.

IP Address The IP address of the session.

Privilege The user’s access level. Valid values:

• Admin
• Read-write
• Read-only

Table 4 Connections table columns

To refresh a table:
Click the Refresh button at the bottom of the table to fetch and display the latest
information from the NE.

Memory
The Memory chart, located on the left side of the page, displays used and available
system memory in KB. The chart is updated once every 60 seconds.

Flash
The Flash chart, located on the left side of the page, displays used and available
flash memory in KB. The chart is updated once every 60 seconds.
To view used/available system/flash memory:
In the relevant chart, position the mouse pointer over the appropriate area, i.e. the
color-coded area relating to either used or available memory. A tooltip appears
indicating:
• current used/available memory in KB
• percentage of used/available memory

CPU
On the right side, a graph dynamically displays CPU usage as a percentage. The
graph is updated every 5 seconds.

Logs
Located on the right side of the page, the Logs section enables the user to:
• View logs
• Save the logs locally
• Upload Reset Logs and Event Logs to a remote FTP/TFTP server

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To upload a log to a remote FTP/TFTP server:

1 In the Dashboard view, navigate to Logs.
2 Under Event Log:/Reset Log: click the Upload button; the File Upload dialog box
appears (see Figure 7).

Figure 7 File Upload dialog box

Table 5 lists and explains the fields in the dialog box.

Field Description

Protocol Type: Select either of the following protocols:

• FTP
• TFTP

Server IP The IP address of the FTP/TFTP server in the format A.B.C.D.

Address:

User Name: The name used to log into the server. The user name can
contain up to 30 characters.

Password: The password used to log into the FTP/TFTP server. The
password string can contain up to 30 characters.

Remote File: The name of the file on the remote server. The file name can
contain up to 50 characters.

Account: The name of the account on the FTP server. The account name
can contain up to 30 characters.

Change The Change directory. The directory name can contain up to 80

Directory: characters.
Table 5 File Upload fields

3 Configure the parameters in the fields. Note that fields marked with an asterisk
(*) are mandatory.
4 Click the Upload button to upload the specified file, or alternatively click the
Cancel button to close the dialog box.

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4 Web CLI
This chapter provides information on the configuration and management operations
that can be performed from the Web CLI page.

4.1 Working in the Web CLI

The Web CLI page simplifies the process of command execution and eases the
management of the A-1200, A-1210, and A-2200 devices. It provides a user-friendly
alternative to the CLI, enabling the user to:
• run a command from the command tree
• run a CLI command
To open the Web CLI:
Click the Web CLI tab at the top of the page that is currently open; the Web CLI page
opens.

4.1.1 Using the command tree

The left pane in the Web CLI page displays a tree of all the commands supported by
the specific release of the managed device. Figure 8 displays an example of the
command tree.

Figure 8 Command tree

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Commands in the tree are listed in folders in alphabetical order according to type.
The clear folder, for example, contains all the commands whose syntax begins with
clear. If multiple commands exist for a specific type, these are arranged in
subfolders, and where necessary, in nested subfolders, for example,
config-set service new n2n. The top level of the tree is called the root. Clicking
the root expands the tree to display the folders containing the commands.
To navigate to a command in the tree, do one of the following:
• Click the root to display all the folders. Click the required folder to display its
contents and, if necessary, click to open one or more subfolders. Navigate to the
relevant command.
Example: To navigate to the command config-set service new n2n, use the
following path: config-set -> service -> new -> n2n.
• Click the Expand All button to open all the folders and subfolders in the tree.
Navigate to the relevant command.
To close all the folders and subfolders in the tree, click the Collapse All
button.
• When the required command is contained in the config-set/set/show/clear folder,
open the folder by clicking the Config-set, Set, Show, or Clear button (located
beneath the tabs at the top of the page). In the open folder, click to open one or
more subfolders. Navigate to the command.
• Type a keyword in the search bar at the top of the tree; the required command is
displayed in the command tree, as shown in Figure 9.

Figure 9 Command search

Note the following:

• When the compatibility mode of the managed device is set to CET interop
(default), no commands relating to the CET mode are displayed. For further
information on compatibility modes, refer to “Compatibility mode” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.
• Commands that are restricted to a specific platform are only displayed when that
platform is managed.
• Commands that are restricted to a specific access level are only displayed when
a user with appropriate permission is logged on (see “Access levels” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual”).

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Running a command from the tree

To run a command from the command tree:
1 Navigate to the correct location in the tree and select the required command.
When configuring a rooted multipoint-to-multipoint service, for example, the path
is as follows:
config-set -> service -> new -> r-mp2mp, as shown in Figure 10.

Figure 10 Command selection

The configuration page for a rooted multipoint-to-multipoint service opens in the

left pane (see Figure 11).

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Figure 11 Command configuration page

2 In the displayed page, configure the required parameters. Tooltips are provided
for each parameter to simplify the configuration process. Note that parameters
marked with an asterisk are mandatory. A full description of each command is
provided in the relevant sections of the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line
Interface User Manual.
3 When you have configured all the required parameters, click either the Submit
button to implement the configuration, or click the Cancel button.

4.1.2 Running a CLI command

As an alternative to invoking screens through the command tree (as described in
Running a command from the tree), the user can run a CLI command.
To run a CLI command:
1 In the Web CLI page, click the Run CLI Command button; the Input Any
Command dialog box opens (see Figure 12).

Figure 12 Input Any Command dialog box

2 Type the relevant command syntax in the top field of the dialog box.

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3 Click the Run button; relevant feedback is displayed in the bottom section of the
dialog box.

4.1.3 Displaying information

To display information relating to the current configuration:
In the tree, select the required command in the show folder; the relevant output is
displayed in the right pane.
Example: When show -> cfm -> general -> info is selected, the Equipment
Answer page (see Figure 13) is displayed in the right pane.

Figure 13 Equipment Answer page

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5 Device Manager
This chapter provides information on the configuration, management, and
monitoring operations that can be performed from the Device Manager page.

5.1 Working in the Device Manager

The Device Manager enables the user to:
• monitor and manage Ethernet interfaces
• configure, monitor, and manage services
To open the Device Manager:
Click the Device Manager tab at the top of the page that is currently open; the
Device Manager page opens.
The following folders are displayed in the left pane:
• Interfaces
Contains the Ethernet Interface Management subfolder
• Services
Contains the Ethernet Interface Details page subfolder

5.2 Ethernet Interface Management

To open the Ethernet Interface Management page;
1 In the left pane, click the Interfaces folder.
2 Click the Ethernet Interface Management subfolder; the Ethernet Interface
Management page opens in the right pane (see Figure 14).
The Interface Table in the Ethernet Interface Management page displays summary
information on all configured interfaces in the system. The page is refreshed once
every 60 seconds.

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Figure 14 Ethernet Interface Management page

Table 6 describes the columns in the table.

Column Description

ifIndex The interface number.

Slot/Port The slot and port numbers on which the interface is configured.
For more information on valid slot and port numbers, see “Using
slot and port numbers in CLI commands” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.

Mode The interface mode. Valid values:

• userEdge
• networkEdge

Admin State Valid values:

• up
• down

Oper Status The operational state of the interface. Valid values:

• off
• on
• up
• down
• notPresent

Speed The speed of the interface.

Table 6 Interface Table columns

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Column Description

Description A description of the interface.

Details Provides a link to the Details page (see To view Ethernet

interface details:).

Monitoring Click this link to display the Ethernet Interface Monitoring page
(see To view the Ethernet Interface Monitoring page:).
Table 6 Interface Table columns

To view Ethernet interface details:

In the Interface Table (see Figure 14), navigate to the relevant entry and click the
Details link; the Ethernet Interface Details page opens in the right pane (see
Figure 15).

Figure 15 Ethernet Interface Details page

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Table 7 describes the fields in the Ethernet Interface Details page.

Column Description

ifIndex: The interface number.

Admin State: Valid values:

• up
• down

This field may be modified.

Mode: The interface mode. For a list of valid values, see Table 6.

This field may be modified.

Description: A description of the interface.

This field may be modified.

Speed: The speed of the interface.

Link Status The administrative state of link status trap generation.

Trap: Valid values:
• enabled
• disabled

This field may be modified.

CLE Meg Level: The MEG level required for Y1731. Valid values: 1 – 7
according to F-Spec, however, this page displays -1.

This field may be modified.

Priority Tag Indicates whether priority tagging with VLAN 0 is supported.

Valid values:
• enable
• disable

This field may be modified.

Table 7 Interface Details fields

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Column Description

SSM State Indicates whether the SSM (Synchronization Status Messaging)

protocol is supported. Valid values:
• enable
• disable

This field may be modified.

Transceiver Displays details of the installed transceiver.

Details

Type: The interface type. Valid values:

• FE – Fast Ethernet interface
• GE Fiber – GigaBit Ethernet interface
• GE Copper – Eth 10/100/1000 Copper
• OOB – Out-of-band management interface
• LAG – LAG interface
• LPG – LPG interface
• CES IWF – CES IWF interface
• IEEE 1588 – CES IWF_1588 interface

Oper Status: The operational state of the interface. Valid values:

• off
• on
• up
• down
• notPresent

MTU size: The maximum packet length in octets allowed on the interface.

Port Shutdown: The administrative state of the port shutdown mechanism. Valid
values:
• enable
• disable

This field may be modified.

Speed The speed of the interface in bits/second.

vlan-ethertype: The port’s VLAN EtherType. Valid values:

• UNI: 0x8100
• NNI: 0x88a8

This field may be modified.

Table 7 Interface Details fields

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Column Description

MAU-size: The size of the Medium Attachment Unit.

This field may be modified.

Rate-Limit: The maximum number of messages/second that can be sent to

the specified device.

This field may be modified.

Ethernet Click this link to display the Ethernet Interface Monitoring page
Interface (see To view the Ethernet Interface Monitoring page:).
Monitoring
Table 7 Interface Details fields

After modifying the parameters, click the Submit button to implement the
modifications.
To view the Ethernet Interface Monitoring page:
The Ethernet Interface Monitoring page (see Figure 16) may be invoked from:
• Interface Table. To open the Interface Table, select an entry in the table and click
the Monitoring link.
• Interface Details page. Click the Ethernet Interface Monitoring link at the bottom
of the page.

Figure 16 Ethernet Interface Monitoring page

Table 8 describes the counters in the Ethernet Interface Monitoring page.

Column Description

ifIndex: The interface number.

Sent /Received The number of packets, in increments of octets, that were

octets: transmitted/received by the port.

Sent/Received The number of unicast packets that were transmitted/received

Unicast Pkts: by the port.

Sent/Received The number of packets with errors that were

pckts errors: transmitted/received by the port.
Table 8 Ethernet Interface Monitoring counters

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Column Description

Eg/Ing pckts The number of egress/ingress packets that were dropped.

dropped:
Table 8 Ethernet Interface Monitoring counters

5.3 Service Management

To open the Services Management page:
1 In the left pane, open the Services folder.
2 Select the Services Management subfolder; the Services Management page
opens in the right pane (see Figure 17).
The Service Table in the Services Management page displays summary information
on all configured services. The page is refreshed once every 60 seconds.

Figure 17 Services Management page

Table 9 describes the columns in the table.

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Column Description

Service ID The service identifier.

Type The service type. Valid values:

• p2p
• tls
• u2u
• n2n
• mp2mp
• rootedElan

This parameter may be modified.

PSC Per-hop Scheduling Class. Valid values:

• EF1
• EF2
• AF1
• AF2

This parameter may be modified.

Admin Status Valid values:

• enable
• disable

This parameter may be modified.

Oper Status Valid values:

• up – The service has full end-to-end connectivity.
• down – The service has no end-to-end connectivity.
• off – The service’s administrative status is disabled.

E-Line Details Provides a link to the E-Line Details page (see To view E-line
details:)

E-LAN Details Provides a link to the E-LAN Details page (see To view E-LAN
details:).
Table 9 Service Table columns

To delete a row from the Service Table:

Click the button to the left of the row to be deleted.

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To modify a service:
1 In the Service Table (see Figure 17), select the parameter to be modified.
2 Click the down-arrow to the right of the current value; a drop-down list of options
opens.
3 From the list, select the required value.
4 Repeat for all the parameters that are to be modified.
5 Click the Submit button at the bottom of the page.
To view E-line details:
In the Service Table (see Figure 17), select the required service and click the E-Line
Details link; the Service Details – E-Line page opens in the right pane (see
Figure 18).

Figure 18 Service Details – E-Line page

The top section of the page displays general details relating to the selected E-line
service. Table 10 describes the fields in Figure 18.

Field Description

Service ID: The service identifier.

Admin Status: Valid values:

• enable
• disable

This parameter may be modified.

Type: The service type. Valid values:

• p2p
• tls
• u2u
• n2n
• mp2mp
• rootedElan

This parameter may be modified.

Table 10 Service Details fields

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Field Description

Global ID: Global identifier used to identify the end-to-end service in the
network. Valid values: 0 – 2147483647. Default: 0

This parameter may be modified.

Downtime: Valid values:

• N/A – displayed when the service type is set to n2n
• Total down time in minutes and seconds. Applicable when
the service type is set to p2p, tls, or u2u.

NMS Profile: The service profile defined by the NMS comprising a string of up
to 20 characters.

This parameter may be modified.

Name: The name assigned to the service.

This parameter may be modified.

Oper Status: Valid values:

• up – The service has full end-to-end connectivity.
• down – The service has no end-to-end connectivity.
• off – The service’s administrative status has been disabled.

PSC Per-hop Scheduling Class. Valid values:

• EF1
• EF2
• AF1
• AF2

This parameter may be modified.

Enable The accumulated time, in seconds, (up to the current time) since
Duration: the administrative state of the service was set to “enable”.
Table 10 Service Details fields

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Field Description

Shared Group The shared group identifier for sharing service SLAs.
ID:

This parameter may be modified.

CLE On Other Indicates whether a CLE (Customer Located Equipment) is

Side: connected on the other end point of the service (the end point
on the remote device). Valid values:
• yes
• no

This parameter may be modified.

Table 10 Service Details fields

For further information, see “service details” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200

Command Line Interface User Manual.
The Service Interfaces table (see Figure 19) displays details of the service interfaces
and service interface instances associated with the selected E-Line service.

Figure 19 Service Interfaces table – E-Line

Table 11 describes the columns in the Services Interfaces table.

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Column Description

ID The service identifier. Valid values: 1 – 8191

SI Type The SI type. Valid values:

• ac – Attachment Circuit; emulates a virtual circuit between
customer equipment (CE) and the system. An SI of type ac
attaches a user to a circuit.
• nvi – Network VLAN Interface; the SI towards the network.

This parameter may be modified.

Protection The protection and monitoring mechanism required for the

Mechanism service interface. Valid values:
• none
• protected-hello
• unprotected-hello
• protected-cfm
• unprotected-cfm

This parameter is not applicable when:

• the service type is:
– mp2mp
– rootedElan
• when the SI type is ac

This parameter may be modified.

Table 11 Service Interfaces columns – E-Line

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Column Description

Protection State Valid values:

• working up – working and protection paths are up; traffic
uses working path
• working up, protection down – working path is up,
protection path is down; traffic uses working path
• protection up – protection path is up; traffic uses protection
path
• working FRR – working path is up; core uses FRR, traffic
uses protection path
• protection FRR – protection path is up; core uses FRR,
traffic uses protection path
• working down – working path is down; traffic uses working
path
• protection down – working and protection paths are down;
traffic uses protection path
• N/A – used for:
– N2N or U2U services
– SI of type ac

TLS Site ID An ID that is assigned to each AC belonging to an end-to-end

TLS service. This ID is used to generate unique MAC addresses
for each AC of a specific end-to-end TLS service. These MAC
addresses are required for the exchange of OAM messages
between ACs.
Valid values: 0 – 4095. Default 0

This parameter is not applicable when the SI type is nvi.

This parameter may be modified.

Monitoring Click this link to display the SI Monitoring page (see Figure 20).

SI ID The SI number. Valid values: 1 – 24

SII ID The service interface instance number. Valid values: 1 – 4

SVID The VLAN ID for the service. Valid values: 0 – 4094. When the
SI type is nvi, this parameter indicates the S-Tag VLAN ID
marked on the frames that flow through this SII. In this case, the
parameter must be set to a value greater than 0.

This parameter may be modified.

Table 11 Service Interfaces columns – E-Line

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Column Description

Protection Role The shared group identifier for sharing service SLAs.

This parameter may be modified.

Ingress BWP The bandwidth profile associated with the ingress traffic of the
SII.
Valid values: 1 – 8191
The value 0 indicates that the SII is not directly associated with
an ingress bandwidth profile.

This parameter may be modified.

Ingress VM C-Tag (User Tag) VLAN Manipulation Action on AC ingress

Action packets. Valid values:
• No Action (default)
• Delete C-Tag

Only applicable when the SI type is set to ac.

This parameter may be modified.

Egress VM C-Tag (User Tag) VLAN Manipulation Action on AC egress

Action packets. Valid values:
• No Action (default)
• Add C-Tag

Only applicable when the SI type is set to ac.

This parameter may be modified.

Table 11 Service Interfaces columns – E-Line

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Column Description

Egress VM VID When the Egress VM Action is set to Add C-Tag, this parameter
indicates the VLAN ID value for this tag. The value 0 means that
there is no VID. Valid values: 0 – 4095

This parameter may be modified.

Egress VM When the Egress VM Action is set to Add C-Tag, this parameter
Priority indicates the priority value for this tag.
Valid values: 0 – 7. Default: 0

This parameter may be modified.

Table 11 Service Interfaces columns – E-Line

To delete an entry from the Service Table:

Click the button to the left of the row to be deleted.
In the Monitoring column in the Service Interfaces table (see Figure 19), click the link
to the SI Monitoring page (see Figure 20). This page displays statistics for the
selected SI. Refer to “service si statistics” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command
Line Interface User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this screen.

Figure 20 SI Monitoring page – E-Line

To view/modify mapping rules:

The Mapping Rules table (see Figure 21) displays details of the mapping rules
associated with the E-line service interface.

Figure 21 Mapping Rules - E-Line

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Table 12 describes the columns in the Mapping Rules table.

Column Description

SI ID The SI number. Valid values: 1 – 24

Rule ID An index number assigned to a rule when more than one rule is
associated with an SII of type ac.
Valid values: 32-bit (unsigned) ID.

C-VID A matching condition between a frame C-VID value and the SII
of type ac. Valid values:
• 0 – tagged frame with no VLAN ID or with
VLAN ID = 0
• 1 – 4094
• 4096 – untagged frames
• 4097 – any tagged frame
• 4098 – any tagged or untagged frame (default)

This parameter may be modified.

C-Prio A matching condition between a frame C-Tag priority value and

the SII of type ac. Valid values:
• 0 – 7 – A tagged frame with the specified C-Tag priority
• 255 – Priority is not a relevant matching condition.

This parameter may be modified.

Eth. Type The map Ethernet type. Valid values:

• “IP”, entered as ASCII where IP is translated into 2048
(0x800)
• “ARP”, entered as ASCII where ARP is translated into 2054
(0x806)
• Maximum of 4 hexadecimal characters in the range
{0x5DD – 0x10000]

This parameter may be modified.

IP Source The source IP address indicates a matching condition between

Address a frame IP source address and the SII of type ac. The value 0
(default) indicates that the IP source address is not a relevant
matching condition.

This parameter may be modified.

Table 12 Mapping Rules columns

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Column Description

IP Source Mask Indicates a matching condition between a frame IP Source

Network Mask and the SII of type ac. The value 0 (default)
indicates that the IP Source Network Mask is not a relevant
matching condition.

This parameter may be modified.

IP Dest The IP address of the destination interface.

Address

This parameter may be modified.

IP Dest Mask The subnet mask of the destination interface.

This parameter may be modified.

IP Protocol The IP protocol value. Valid values: 0 – 255

This parameter may be modified.

DSCP The DSCP (Differentiated Service Code Point) value.

Valid values: 0 – 63

This parameter may be modified.

Port The physical interface in the format <slot/port>.

This parameter may be modified.

Table 12 Mapping Rules columns

For further information, refer to “service si mapping-rule new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.
After modifying parameters in the Service Details E-Line page, click the Submit
button to implement the new values.
To view E-LAN details:
In the Service Table (see Figure 17), click the E-LAN Details link for the required
service; the Service Details E-LAN page opens in the right pane (see Figure 22).

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Figure 22 Service Details – E-LAN

The top section of the page displays general details relating to the selected E-LAN
service. Refer to Table 10 for descriptions of the fields.

The following parameters (described in Table 10) are not applicable to E-LAN
services: Downtime, CLE On Other Side.
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The E-LAN Flooding Statistics link in the Service Details – E-LAN page (see
Figure 22) displays E-LAN Flooding Statistics. For further information, see “service
details” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.
The Service VSI table (see Figure 23) displays details relating to configured VSIs
(Virtual Switch Instances).

Figure 23 Service VSI table

Table 13 describes the columns in the Service VSI table.

Column Description

S-VLAN ID The service VLAN ID. Valid values: 0 – 4094

Flood BW A profile which limits unplanned, multicast traffic for this service.
Profile The value 0 indicates the absence of a profile.

Flood BW Indicates the way to relate to flooding bandwidth with regard to

Share CAC. Valid values:
• yes – For each service SI, flooding traffic should share BW
with egress traffic.
• no (default) – Flooding traffic should take a separate share in
each of the service SIs.
Table 13 Service VSI columns

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Column Description

MAC Learning Indicates whether MAC learning is enabled/disabled. Valid

values:
• true (default) – MAC learning is enabled for the entire
service.
• false – MAC learning is disabled for the entire service.

MAC Aging Displays the administrative state of the MAC aging process.
Valid values:
• true (default) – The MAC aging process is enabled for this
VSI.
• false – The MAC aging process is disabled for this VSI.

Aging Time The service aging time in seconds. Valid values: 150 – 86400.
Default: 300

MAC Entries Indicates the maximum number of learned entries for this
Number service that are allowed in the FDB. The value 0 means that
there is no limit.

Leaves S-VID The S-Tag VLAN ID on frames that are received from ACs
marked as "Leaf". Valid values: 1 – 4094. 0 indicates no value.
Table 13 Service VSI columns

The Service Interfaces table (see Figure 24) displays details of the service interfaces
and service interface instances associated with the selected E-LAN service.

Figure 24 Service Interfaces table – E-LAN

Table 14 describes the columns in the Service Interfaces table.

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Column Description

ID The service identifier. Valid values: 1 – 8191

SI Type The SI type. Valid values:

• ac – Attachment Circuit; emulates a virtual circuit between
customer equipment (CE) and the system. An SI of type ac
attaches a user to a circuit.
• nvi – Network VLAN Interface; the SI towards the network.

This parameter may be modified.

AC Type Indicates the role played by an AC that is associated with an

RMP2MP service. Valid values:
• Leaf
• Root

MAC Learning Indicates whether MAC learning is enabled/disabled. Valid

values:
• true (default) – MAC learning is enabled for the entire
service.
• false – MAC learning is disabled for the entire service.

Monitoring Click this link to display the SI Monitoring page (see Figure 25).

SI ID The SI number. Valid values: 1 – 24

SII ID The service interface instance number. Valid values: 1 – 4

Port The physical interface in the format <slot/port>.

This parameter may be modified.

Ingress BWP The bandwidth profile associated with the ingress traffic of the
SII. Valid values: 1 – 8191
The value 0 indicates that the SII is not directly associated with
an ingress bandwidth profile.

This parameter may be modified.

Egress BWP The bandwidth profile index associated with the egress traffic of
the SII. The value 0 indicates that the SII is not associated
directly with an egress bandwidth profile.

Admin Status Valid values:

• Enable
• Disable

Table 14 Service Interfaces columns – E-LAN

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Column Description

Ingress VM C-Tag (User Tag) VLAN Manipulation Action on AC ingress

Action packets. Valid values:
• No Action (default)
• Delete C-Tag

Only applicable when the SI type is set to ac.

This parameter may be modified.

Egress VM C-Tag (User Tag) VLAN Manipulation Action on AC egress

Action packets. Valid values:
• No Action (default)
• Add C-Tag

Only applicable when the SI type is set to ac.

This parameter may be modified.

Egress VM VID When the Egress VM Action is set to Add C-Tag, this parameter
indicates the VLAN ID value for this tag. The value 0 means that
there is no VID. Valid values: 0 – 4095

This parameter may be modified.

Egress VM When the Egress VM Action is set to Add C-Tag, this parameter
Priority indicates the priority value for this tag. Valid values: 0 – 7.
Default: 0

This parameter may be modified.

Table 14 Service Interfaces columns – E-LAN

To delete an entry from the Service Table:

Click the button to the left of the row to be deleted.
In the Monitoring column in the Service Interfaces table (see Figure 24), click the link
to the SI Monitoring page (see Figure 25). This page displays statistics for the
selected SI. Refer to “service si statistics” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command
Line Interface User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this page.

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Figure 25 SI Monitoring page – E-LAN

The Mapping Rules table (see Figure 26) displays details of the mapping rules
associated with the E-LAN service interface.

Figure 26 Mapping Rules – E-LAN

Refer to Table 12 for explanations of the columns in the table.

To view E-LAN Flooding Statistics:
Click the E-LAN Flooding Statistics link in the top section of the Service Details –
E-LAN page (see Figure 22). The E-LAN Flooding Statistics page (see Figure 27)
opens in the right pane.

Figure 27 E-LAN Flooding Statistics

Table 15 describes the E-LAN Flooding Statistics counters.

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Counter Description

Service ID The service identifier.

Flood pckts: The number of packets that flooded the interface.

Flood pckts Red packets that flooded the interface.

Red:

Flood pckts Yellow packets that flooded the interface.

Yellow:

Flood pckts Green packets that flooded the interface.

Green:

Flood pckts fwd Yellow forwarded flood packets

Yellow:

Flood pckts fwd Green forwarded flood packets.

Green:

Flood pckts Yellow dropped flood packets.

dropYellow:

Flood pckts Green dropped flood packets.

drop Green:
Table 15 E-LAN Flooding Statistics counters

5.3.1 Service creation wizard

When the device is operating in CET mode, the service creation wizards simplifies
the service configuration process. The user can launch a dedicated wizard for each
service type. Tailored to the specific service type, each wizard comprises a series of
screens which guide the user through all the steps in the configuration process. The
number of steps and available parameters vary according to the service. If
necessary, the user may return to a previous step at any stage in the procedure.
As an alternative to the relevant service wizard, a specific service can be configured
using the regular method. Using this option, the user navigates in the command tree
to the config-set -> service -> new subfolder and clicks the required command
(see Web CLI for further details).
To launch a service wizard:
1 In the Device Manager, open the Services Management page.
2 Navigate to the bottom of the Service Table (see Figure 17).
3 From the Create a new type: drop-down box, select one of the following service
types:
– p2p
– n2n
– u2u
– tls
– m2mp
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4 The service wizard is launched for the selected service.

For all service types, the next free index is provided in the service Id field.
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To run the P2P service wizard:

1 From the Create a new type: drop-down box, select p2p; the Welcome screen of
the Service creation wizard opens in the right pane (see Figure 28).

Figure 28 P2P Service creation wizard – Welcome screen

2 In the Welcome screen, click the Next button; the Basic Information screen
opens (see Figure 29).

Figure 29 Service creation wizard – Basic Information screen

3 In the Basic Information screen, configure the service header parameters. Refer
to “service new p2p” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface
User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this screen.

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4 Click the create bw-profile button; the Create bw-profile screen opens (see
Figure 30) in which you must configure the BW profile. Refer to “ bw-profile new”
in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for an
explanation of the fields in this screen.

Figure 30 Create bw-profile screen

5 Configure the BW profile parameters. Click the submit button to return to the
Basic information screen,
6 Click the Next button; the AC: New SI and SII screen opens (see Figure 31). This
screen enables you to configure:
– an SI (Service Interface) of type AC
– an SII (Service Interface Instance) for the associated service interface
Note that you should configure one SII for each configured SI. Refer to “service
si new” and “service si instance new” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command
Line Interface User Manual for explanations of how to configure the parameters
in this screen.

Figure 31 AC: New SI and SII screen

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7 Click the Next button; the Mapping Rule screen opens (see Figure 32). This
screen enables you to create a service mapping rule and assign it to the
associated SI. Refer to “service si mapping-rule new” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for an explanation
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.

Figure 32 P2P Mapping Rule screen

8 Click the Next button; the NVI: SI Instance (Working) screen opens (see
Figure 33). This screen enables you to configure:
– an SI of type nvi where the protection-role parameter is set to working
– an SII for the associated service interface.

You may create either one or two SIIs for a service interface of type nvi.

Figure 33 NVI: SI Instance (Working) screen

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Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
9 Click the Next button; the NVI: SI Instance (Protection) screen opens
(see Figure 34). This screen enables you to configure:
– an SI of type nvi where the protection-role parameter is set to
protection
– an SII for the associated service interface.

Figure 34 NVI: SI Instance (Protection) screen

Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
10 Click the Next button; the Enable or Disable Service screen opens (see
Figure 35).

Figure 35 Enable or Disable Service screen – P2P

11 To enable or disable the service, select either the enable or disable radio button.

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12 Click the Finish button; the feedback screen opens (see Figure 36). This screen
lists the commands that were run via the wizard and provides all relevant
feedback, for example:
config-set service new 1 p2p
Service 1 header was created.
When applicable, logged errors are also displayed, for example:
config-set service 1 si 1 si-instance 1 new if 0/1
ERROR: Cannot create SI instance. Interface 0/1 Port Mode should
be UNI for an AC.

Figure 36 Service configuration feedback

To run the N2N service creation wizard:

1 From the Create a new type: drop-down box, select n2n; the Welcome screen of
the N2N service creation wizard opens in the right pane (see Figure 37).

Figure 37 N2N Service creation wizard – Welcome screen

2 In the Welcome screen, click the Next button; the Basic Information screen
opens (see Figure 38).

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Figure 38 N2N Service creation wizard - Basic Information screen

3 In the Basic Information screen, configure the service header parameters. Refer
to “service new n2n” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface
User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this screen.
4 Click the create bw-profile button; the Create bw-profile screen opens. The fields
in this screen are identical to those in Figure 30.
5 Configure the BW profile. Refer to “bw-profile new” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this
screen.
6 Click the submit button to implement the configuration and return to the Basic
Information screen (see Figure 38).
7 Click the Next button; the Create One SI and related SII screen opens (see
Figure 39).

Figure 39 Create One SI and related SII screen

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This screen enables you to configure:

– an SI of type nvi
– an SII for the associated service interface

For an N2N service, two SIs must be created as type nvi.

Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
8 Click the Next button; the Create Another SI and related SII screen opens (see
Figure 40).

Figure 40 Create Another SI and related SII screen

Refer to step 7 of this procedure for an explanation of how to configure the

parameters in this screen.
9 Click the Next button; the Enable or Disable Service screen opens (see
Figure 41).

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Figure 41 Enable or Disable Service screen – N2N

10 To enable or disable the service, select either the enable or disable radio button.
11 Click the Finish button; the service configuration feedback screen opens. The
service configuration feedback screen for N2N is similar to that shown in
Figure 36.
To run the U2U service wizard:
1 From the Create a new type: drop-down box, select u2u; the Welcome screen of
the U2U service creation wizard opens in the right pane (see Figure 42).

Figure 42 U2U Service creation wizard - Welcome screen

2 In the Welcome screen, click the Next button; the Basic Information screen
opens (see Figure 43).

Figure 43 U2U Service creation wizard – Basic Information screen

3 In the Basic Information screen, configure the service header parameters. Refer
to “service new u2u” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface
User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this screen.

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4 Click the create bw-profile button; the Create bw-profile screen opens. The fields
in this screen are identical to those in Figure 30.
5 Configure the BW profile. Refer to “bw-profile new” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this
screen.
6 Click the submit button to implement the configuration and return to the Basic
Information screen (see Figure 43).
7 Click the Next button; the AC: New SI and SII screen opens (see Figure 44). This
screen enables you to configure:
– an SI of type AC
– an SII for the associated service interface
Note that you should configure one SII for each configured SI. Refer to “service
si new” and “service si instance new” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command
Line Interface User Manual for explanations of how to configure the parameters
in this screen.

Figure 44 AC: New SI and SII screen

8 Click the Next button; the Mapping Rule screen opens (see Figure 45). This
screen enables you to create a service mapping rule and assign it to the
associated SI.

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Figure 45 U2U Mapping Rule screen

Refer to “service si mapping-rule new” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command

Line Interface User Manual for an explanation of how to configure the
parameters in this screen.
9 Click the Next button; the AC: New SI and SII screen opens (see Figure 44). This
screen enables you to configure:
– the second SI
– an SII, and associate it with the second SI
Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
10 Click the Next button; the Mapping Rule screen opens (see Figure 45) enabling
you to create a service mapping rule and assign it to the second SI. Refer to
“service si mapping-rule new” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line
Interface User Manual for an explanation of how to configure the parameters in
this screen.
11 Click the Next button; the Enable or Disable Service screen opens. With the
exception of the title, this screen is identical to that displayed in Figure 35.
12 To enable or disable the service, select either the enable or disable radio button.
13 Click the Finish button; the service configuration feedback screen opens. The
service configuration feedback screen for U2U is similar to that shown in
Figure 36.

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To run the TLS service wizard:

1 From the Create a new type: drop-down box, select tls; the Welcome screen of
the TLS service creation wizard opens in the right pane (see Figure 46).

Figure 46 TLS Service creation wizard – Welcome screen

2 In the Welcome screen, click the Next button; the Basic Information screen
opens (see Figure 47).

Figure 47 TLS Basic Information screen

3 In the Basic Information screen, configure the service header parameters. Refer
to “service new tls” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User
Manual for an explanation of the fields in this screen.
4 Click the Next button.
The remaining steps in this procedure are identical to those in the P2P Service
Wizard. For further information, refer to To run the P2P service wizard:.

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To run the MP2MP service wizard:

1 From the Create a new type: drop-down box, select mp2mp; the MP2MP Service
Creation Wizard opens in the right pane (see Figure 48).

Figure 48 MP2MP Service Creation Wizard screen

2 Configure the AC and NVI numbers in the relevant fields.

3 Click OK; the Basic information screen opens (see Figure 49).

Figure 49 MP2MP Basic information screen

4 In the Basic Information screen, configure the service header parameters for an
E-LAN service. Refer to “service new mp2mp” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this
screen.
5 Click the create bw-profile button; the Create bw-profile screen opens (see
Figure 30) in which you must configure the BW profile. Refer to “bw-profile new”
in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for an
explanation of the fields in this screen.

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6 Click the submit button to implement the configuration and return to the Basic
Information screen.
7 Click the Next button; the AC & Ingress-1 screen opens (see Figure 50). This
screen enables you to configure:
– an SI of type AC
– an SII for the associated SI
– an ingress BW profile
– an egress BW profile

Figure 50 AC & Ingress-1 screen

Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
8 Click the Next button; the MP2MP NVI screen opens (see Figure 51). This
screen enables you to configure:
– an SI of type nvi
– an SII for the associated SI
– an egress BW profile

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Figure 51 MP2MP NVI screen

Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
9 Click the Next button; the Enable or Disable Service screen opens. With the
exception of the title, this screen is identical to that displayed in Figure 35.
To enable or disable the service, select either the enable or disable radio button.
10 Click the Finish button; the service configuration feedback screen opens. The
service configuration feedback screen for MP2MP is similar to that shown in
Figure 36.
To run the RMP2MP service wizard:
1 From the Create a new type: drop-down box, select r-mp2mp; the RMP2MP
Service Creation Wizard opens in the right pane (see Figure 52).

Figure 52 RMP2MP Service Creation Wizard screen

2 Configure the AC and NVI numbers in the relevant fields.

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3 Click the OK button; the Basic Information screen opens (see Figure 53).

Figure 53 RMP2MP Basic Information screen

4 In the Basic Information screen, configure the service header parameters for an
E-LAN service. Refer to “service new r-mp2mp” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual for an explanation of the fields in this
screen.
5 Click the create bw-profile button; the Create bw-profile screen opens (see
Figure 30) in which you must configure the BW profile. Refer to “bw-profile new”
in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for an
explanation of the fields in this screen.
6 Click the submit button to implement the configuration and return to the Basic
Information screen.
7 Click the Next button; the RMP2MP AC screen opens (see Figure 54). This
screen enables you to configure:
– an SI of type AC
– an SII for the associated SI
– an ingress BW profile
– an egress BW profile

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Figure 54 RMP2MP AC screen

Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
8 Click the Next button; the RMP2MP NVI screen opens (see Figure 55). This
screen enables you to configure:
– an SI of type nvi
– an SII for the associated SI
– an egress BW profile

Figure 55 RMP2MP NVI screen

Refer to “service si new” and “service si instance new” in the

A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual for explanations
of how to configure the parameters in this screen.
9 Click the Next button; the Enable or Disable Service screen opens. With the
exception of the title, this screen is identical to that displayed in Figure 35.

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10 Click the Finish button; the service configuration feedback screen opens. The
service configuration feedback screen for RMP2MP is similar to that shown in
Figure 36

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6 File Center
This chapter provides information on the monitoring, management, and monitoring
operations that can be performed from the Device Manager page.

6.1 Working in the File Center

To open the File Center:
Click the File Center tab at the top of the page that is currently open; the File Center
page opens.
The File Center comprises a repository from where the user can:
• view managed files
• download files

6.1.1 Viewing managed files

The tree in the left pane (see Figure 56) displays a list of folders which contain the
following managed files:
• Image Banks
• SFP Files
• Public Keys
• ASCII Files
• Addons
• HTTPS Certificate

Figure 56 File Center page

When a folder is selected in the tree, the relevant page opens in the right pane. The
pages in the File Center are refreshed once every 60 seconds.

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Image Banks
To display software image information:
In the tree, select Image Banks; the Image Banks page opens in the right pane (see
Figure 57).

Figure 57 Image Banks page

The Image Banks page displays information relating to image banks A and B. For
further information on software images, see “image” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual.
If required, click the Download button to download a software image from a remote
server to an image bank using either FTP or TFTP. For further information on
downloading software images, refer to Downloading files and “ftp get image” and
“tftp get image” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User
Manual.

SFP Files
To display SFP files:
Currently unavailable in the Web UI.

Public Keys
To display information relating to SSH public key files:
In the tree, select Public Keys; the Public Keys page opens in the right pane (see
Figure 58).

Figure 58 Public Keys page

The Public Keys page displays the following:

• Number of managed SSH public key files in the system
• Size of each file

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• Date of last modification

For further information on SSH public key files, see “directory ssh-dir”.
If required, click the Download button to download an SSH public key file from an
external source to the device using either FTP or TFTP. For further information on
downloading SSH public keys, refer to Downloading files, and “ftp get ssh-client-file”
and “tftp get ssh-client-file” in A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User
Manual.

ASCII Files
To display information relating to ASCII files:
In the tree, select ASCII Files; the ASCII Files page opens in the right pane (see
Figure 59).

Figure 59 ASCII Files page

The ASCII Files page displays the following:

• Number of managed ASCII files in the system
• File name
• File size
• Date of last modification
Right-click a specific file to access a fly-out menu; the following options are available:
• Delete
• Upload
• Execute
For further information on ASCII files, see “directory config-dir” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.
If required, click the Download button to download an ASCII file from an external
source to the device using either FTP or TFTP. For further information on
downloading ASCII files, refer to Downloading files and “ftp get filename” and “tftp
get filename” in A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.

Addons
To display installed software addons:
In the tree, select Addons; the Addons page opens in the right pane (see Figure 60).

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Figure 60 Addons page

The Addons page displays the following:

• Number of managed addon files in the system
• Package – the name of the installed SW addon
• Bank A/Bank B – the version number of image bank A/B
• Addons – the version number of the downloaded addon file (before installing on
Startup)
• Operational – the version number of the installed addon file
For further information on software addons, see “image addons” in the
A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.
If required, click the Download button to download an addon file from an external
source to the addon bank using either FTP or TFTP. For further information on
downloading addon files, refer to Downloading files and “ftp get addon” and “tftp get
addon” in A-1200/A-1210/A-2200 Command Line Interface User Manual.

HTTPS Certificate
To display information relating to HTTPS certificate files:
In the tree, select HTTPS Certificate; the HTTPS Certificate page opens in the right
pane (see Figure 61).

Figure 61 HTTPS Certificate page

The HTTPS Certificate page displays the following:

• Number of managed HTTPS certificate files in the system
• File Name
• Status
For further information, see “https-certificate-file” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual.

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If required, click the Download button to download an HTTPS certificate file to the
managed device using either FTP or TFTP. For further information on downloading
HTTPS certificate files, refer to Downloading files and “ftp get https-certificate-file
server-ip” and “tftp get https-certificate-file server-ip” in the A-1200/A-1210/A-2200
Command Line Interface User Manual.

6.1.2 Downloading files

All files that are displayed in the File Center page may be downloaded to the
managed device using either FTP or TFTP.
To download a file:
1 In the File Center page, select the file to be downloaded.
2 Click the Download file button; the File Download dialog box opens (see
Figure 62).

Figure 62 File Download dialog box

Table 16 describes the fields in the dialog box.

Field Description

File Name: The name of the file on the remote server. The file name can
contain up to 50 characters.

File Type: The file type to be downloaded. Select one of the following:
• Image
• SFP
• Public Key
• Ascii
• Addon
• HTTPS Certificate

Protocol Type: Select either of the following protocols:

• FTP
• TFTP

Server IP The IP address of the FTP/TFTP server in the format A.B.C.D.

Address:
Table 16 File Download fields

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Field Description

User Name: The name used to log into the server. The user name can
contain up to 30 characters.

Password: The password used to log into the FTP/TFTP server. The
password string can contain up to 30 characters.

Account: The name of the account on the FTP/TFTP server. The account
name can contain up to 30 characters.

Change The Change directory. The directory name can contain up to 80

Directory: characters.

Local Name: The name under which the file is stored in the device’s flash
memory. The local name can contain up to 18 characters.
Table 16 File Download fields

3 Configure the parameters in the fields. Note that fields marked with a red
asterisk (*) are mandatory.
4 Click the Download button to download the specified file, or alternatively click the
Cancel button to close the dialog box.

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Index device
SW version 23
Device Manager tab 16
documentation
convention symbols 10
support 9
A updates 9
access levels 13
accessing
Web UI 14
E
administrative state Equipment Answer page 31
interface 23, 34 Ethernet interface
port shutdown mechanism 37 description 35
alarm Ethernet interfaces
description 23 summary information 33
masked 23 EtherType
alarm ID 23 VLAN 37
alarms
severity 23 F
Fast Ethernet interface 22
B FE interface 22
browser File Center tab 16
web 13 Firefox 13
button first login 14
Run CLI Command 30 flash memory
utilization 25
front panel
C Dashboard 21
certificate file
downloading for HTTPS 14
CLE
G
MEG level 36 GE interface 22
CLI commands GigaBit Ethernet interface 22
running 30
client access 14 H
columns in tables HTTP 14
displaying/hiding 17 HTTPS 14
command tree 27 HTTPS
search bar 28 downloading certificate file 14
commands
output 31 I
configuring timeout inactivity-timer
inactivity timer 15 configuring timeout 15
CPU interface
load 25 administrative state 23, 34
customer documentation Fast Ethernet 22
updates 9 GigaBit Ethernet 22
Link Aggregation Group 22
D Link Protection Group 22
Dashboard mode 34
A-1200 19 operational state 23, 34, 37
A-1210 20 speed 37
A-2200 21 interfaces
front panel 21 management 13
Dashboard tab 16 monitoring 13
description interfaces, Ethernet
alarm 23 summary information 33
Ethernet interface 35 interfaces, logical

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current status 24 P
interfaces, physical password
current status 24 for login 14
Internet Explorer 7 13 port
Internet Explorer 8 13 out-of-band 22
port shutdown
L administrative state 37
LAG interface 22 prerequisites 13
Link Aggregation Group interface 22 priority tagging 36
Link Protection Group interface 22 privileges
Link Trap Status 36 access levels 25
logging in product
first-time 14 support 9
logging out 15
login 14 R
logs Run CLI Command 30
event 25 running commands
reset 25 CLI 30
uploading to FTP/TFTP server 26 from command tree 27
LPG interface 22
S
M search bar
management E-LAN 14 command tree 28
managing searching
interfaces 13 for commands 28
services 13 serial ID 23
masked service
alarms 23 monitoring 13
MEG level services
CLE 36 management 13
memory sessions, user
flash 25 current 24
utilization 25 severity
mode alarm 23
interface 34 sorting
monitoring table entries 17
interfaces 13 speed
services 13 interface 37
MTU SSM state 37
size 37 status
physical interfaces 24
N support
navigating customer documentation 9
command tree 28 technical 9
in tables 17 SW version 23
notes, text conventions 11 Synchronization Status Messaging 37

O T
OOB port 22 tables
operational state displaying columns 17
interface 23, 34, 37 hiding columns 17
output navigating 17
commands 31 sorting entries 17
overview tabs 16
Web UI 13 technical support 9

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U
updates, documentation 9
uploading
logs 26
user
privileges 25
user name
for login 14
user sessions
current 24
using
this manual 11

V
VLAN
EtherType 37

W
web browser 13
web browsers 13
Web CLI 16
Web CLI tab 16
Web UI
disabling 13
enabling 13
overview 13

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