Configuring the Software on the Optical ILA

Performing Initial Software Configuration for the Optical ILA

You must perform the initial configuration of the optical ILA through the console port by using the command-line interface (CLI).

Before you begin connecting and configuring an optical ILA, set the following parameter values on the management console or console server:

Baud Rate—115200
Flow Control—None
Data—8
Parity—None
Stop Bits—1
DCD State—Disregard

To setup the IP Address:

Connect the console port to a laptop or PC by using the supplied RJ-45 cable and RJ-45 to DB-9 adapter. The console port (labeled CON) is located on the management panel of the optical ILA (see Connecting the Optical ILA to a Management Console for more information).
Log in as the root user. Enter the default password root.
Start the CLI.
root@localhost:~# /usr/bin/command
To enter administration mode, log in as the root user with the password Admin@123.
Use the CLI console commands to configure, monitor, and troubleshoot the optical ILA.

Optical ILA Modes of Operation

There are two modes of operation for the optical ILA:

Auto mode (default mode). This is the standard operating mode of the optical ILA. Commands issued in the auto mode do not alter the optical behavior of the ILA. Commands in the following sections can be issued in auto mode:
Manual mode–this mode should only be used to debug the optical ILA. If the commands listed in the Optical ILA CLI Debug Commands are issued in the auto mode they do not become effective. These commands alter the optical behavior of the ILA.
Note
No message is displayed to state these commands (listed in the Optical ILA CLI Debug Commands) issued in auto mode are not effective.
Commands in the following section can only be issued in manual mode:
- Optical ILA CLI Debug Commands

Optical ILA CLI System Commands

Table 1 describes the system-level commands for the optical ILA. You can use these commands to perform system-level functions in both auto mode and manual mode.

Table 1: System Commands (Available in both Auto Mode and Manual Mode)

Command	Description
history	Displays the command history.
clear	Clears the screen.
clear	Clears the screen.
help	Displays the description of interactive help system.
logout	Returns to the CLI mode from the admin mode.
login	Logs in to the admin mode.
shell	Logs in to the shell mode.
reboot (soft \| hard)	Reboots the Linux system. After a hard reset, the settings revert to the default values. After a soft reset, the optical ILA’s setting is recovered to the state before the reset.
exit	If you have not logged in to the admin mode, the exit command exits the CLI and takes you back to original Linux shell. If you have logged in to the admin mode, the exit command logs you out and takes you to the CLI mode.
shut	Powers off the optical ILA. If you press the `ON` button for 5 seconds, the optical ILA starts up. Caution: The following message is displayed when you enter the shut command. Shutting down this ILA will affect the traffic in both directions and require someone to physically turn on the system. Do you want to continue (y/n) [n]:
save	Saves the configuration to persistent storage.
ping6 `ipv6-address`	Pings the destination host IPv6 address.
ping `ip-address`	Pings the destination host IPv4 address.

Optical ILA CLI show Commands

You can use the following CLI show commands to view, monitor, and troubleshoot the optical ILA in both auto mode and manual mode.

Table 2 describes the system show commands. The output of these commands provides information about the system parameters.

Table 2: CLI System show Commands (Available in both Auto Mode and Manual Mode)

Command	Description
show cli-time-out	Displays the number of minutes after which an idle login session is timed out. The default is 0 minutes, which means the login session is never timed out.
show mfg-info	Displays the main board, power, and fan manufacturing information.
show (fan \| power \| mfg) id-eeprom	Displays the fan, power, or manufacturing EEPROM information.
show temperature	Displays the optical ILA board temperature.
show temperature-threshold	Displays the temperature threshold for the optical ILA board.
show net	Displays the system network parameters.
show snmp-user	Displays the SNMP user information.
show alarm	Displays the current alarms. See Alarm Descriptionsfor a list of the alarms and their descriptions.
show fan-status	Displays all three fan speeds.
show uptime	Displays the time from the startup of the optical ILA to the current time.
show ila-mode	Displays the current optical ILA mode. It is either manual or auto.
show log-cfg	Displays the log file path in Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), the maximum size of the log file, the SFTP username, and the user password.
show alarm-cfg	Displays the optical ILA alarm configuration.
show time	Displays the system time.
show power-status	Displays the AC and DC power status.
show upgrade-status	Displays the software upgrade status.
show run-time	Displays the optical ILA run time, how many hours the ILA has been running.

Table 3 describes the optical show commands. These commands provide information about the erbium-doped fiber amplifier (EDFA) properties.

Note

There are two EDFAs in the optical ILA: one is responsible for A to B direction (for example, east to west) and is called E-ab; the other one is responsible for B to A direction (for example, west to east) and is called E-ba. These options are displayed in many of the show edfa commands in Table 3.

Table 3: Optical show Commands (Available in both Auto Mode and Manual Mode)

Command	Description
show edfa-mfg	Displays the EDFA’s manufacturing information, such as model number, serial number, boot version, hardware version, and so on.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) temperature	Displays the EDFA’s case temperature. Case temperature measures the temperature inside the case.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) pump-temperature	Displays the EDFA’s pump temperature. Pump temperature is the set operating temperature of the pump.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) status	Displays the EDFA’s status. The status is normal, Output Disabled, or standby. The Automatic Power Reduction (APR) status is APR activated or APR deactivated.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) gain	Displays the EDFA’s gain setting in automatic-gain control (AGC) mode. AGC is a mode of operation in which the optical ILA adjusts it’s gain to compensate for the preceding span loss. The unit is dB.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) input-power	Displays the input optical power. The unit is dBm.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) output-power	Displays the output optical power. The unit is dBm.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) gain-range	Displays the EDFA’s gain working range (GRO or GRI) for the optical power.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) pump	Displays the EDFA’s pump status on or off. Off means EDFA output is disabled; on means that EDFA output is enabled.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) mode	Displays the EDFA’s work mode. The mode is AGC or auto-power control (APC).
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) power	Displays the optical power value in the APC mode in dBm.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) input-power-threshold	Displays the EDFA’s input loss of signal (LOS) alarm threshold in dBm.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) input-power-hysteresis	Displays the EDFA’s input power hysteresis. The hysteresis is fixed at +/– 1.5 dB.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) output-power-threshold	Displays the EDFA’s output LOS alarm threshold.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) output-power-hysteresis	Displays the EDFA’s output power hysteresis. The hysteresis is fixed at +/– 1.5 dB.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) pd	Displays the power detector information for the selected EDFA.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) apr	Displays whether the APR is enabled or disabled.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) tilt	Displays the EDFA’s tilt in dB.
show edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) ase	Displays the EDFA’s amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) in dBm.
show edfa (a \| b) standby	Displays whether the EDFA’s standby is on or off.
show voa (a \| b)	Displays the variable optical attenuator (VOA) value. Note: There are two VOAs in the optical ILA. One is called `a` and the other is called `b`.
show osc (a \| b) power	Displays the optical supervisory channel (OSC) power in dBm. Note: There are two OSCs (a and b) on the optical ILA.
show osc (a \| b) output	Displays the OSC output status (enabled or disabled). Note: There are two OSCs (a and b) on the optical ILA.
show osc (a \| b) los-threshold	Displays the OSC LOS alarm thresholds (OSC add and drop) for port a or b. Note: There are two OSCs (a and b) on the optical ILA.
show osc (a \| b) los-threshold-hysteresis	Displays the OSC LOS threshold hysteresis. The value is fixed at +/– 1.5 dB. Note: There are two OSCs (a and b) on the optical ILA.
show osc (a \| b) fiber-length	Displays the OSC fiber length. Note: There are two OSCs (a and b) on the optical ILA.
show osc (a \| b) oc3-en	Displays whether the oc3-en SONET channel is enabled or disabled. Note: There are two OSCs (a and b) on the optical ILA.
show osc (a \| b) oc3	Displays the oc3 SONET channel information. Note: There are two OSCs (a and b) on the optical ILA.
show span-loss	Displays span loss for EDFA E-ab and E-ba.
show port (a \| b) out-power	Displays output power for the selected port.
show actual voa (a \| b)	Displays the actual VOA information for a or b. There are two VOAs in the optical ILA. One is called `a` and the other is called `b`.

Table 4 describes the performance monitoring show commands. These commands provide information about the performance of the optical ILA.

Table 4: Performance Monitoring show Commands (Available in both Auto Mode and Manual Mode)

Command	Description
show 15-minute-current-performance	Displays current performance data for a 15-minute interval for these items: `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature`
show 15-minute-history-performance time `HHMM`	Displays performance data for the 15-minute intervals for the specified time for these items: `HHMM:` Enter hour and minutes. `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature`
show 15-minute-performance all	Displays the 15-minute performance data for the previous 24-hour period for these items: `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature`
show 24-hour-current-performance	Displays current performance data over a 24-hour period for these items: `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature`
show 24-hour-history-performance	Displays the performance data for the last 24-hours for these items. `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature`
show 15-minute tca-threshold	Displays 15-minute TCA threshold information for these items: `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature`
show 24-hour tca-threshold	Displays 24-hour TCA threshold information for these items: `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature`
show alert-15m	Displays the 15-minute current alerts.
show alert-24h	Displays the 24-hour current alerts.

Optical ILA CLI Configuration Commands

You can use the CLI configuration commands to configure the system parameters and the performance monitors on the optical ILA in both auto mode and manual mode.

Table 5 describes the system configuration commands for the optical ILA. Use these commands to configure the system parameters.

Table 5: System Configuration Commands (Available in both Auto Mode and Manual Mode)

Command	Description
set cli-time-out `x`	Sets the CLI timeout period. `x`: Number of minutes after which an idle session will be logged out. The range is 0–60 minutes; 0 means that you will never be timed out.
set time`YYYYMMDDhhmm.ss`	Sets the system date and time in the prescribed format. `YYYYMMDDhhmm.ss`: Year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds.
set temperature-threshold high `x`	Sets the high board temperature alarm threshold. `x`: Enter a temperature value from the available range. The range is 55–75° C.
set temperature-threshold low `x`	Sets the low board temperature alarm threshold. `x`: Enter a temperature value from the available range. The range is 25–0° C.
setnet `ipaddress` `netmask` `gateway`	Sets the following (IPv4) network parameters: `ipaddress`: The IPv4 address. `netmask`: The network mask. `gateway`: The gateway.
setnet6 `ipaddress` `gateway`	Sets the following (IPv6) network parameters: `ipaddress`: The IPv6 address. `gateway`: The gateway.
snmp-trap-destination add-v1/v2 `ip1` `port1` `ipN` `portN`	Adds an SNMP V1/V2c user. `ip`: The IP address. `port`: The SNMP port number. The port range is 0–65,535. `N`: The range is 1–5 SNMP users.
snmp-trap-destination delete-v1/v2 `ip1` `port1` `ipN` `portN`	Deletes an SNMP V1/V2c user. `ip`: The IP address. `port`: The SNMP port number. The port range is 0–65,535. `N`: The range is 1–5 SNMP users.
snmp-user add-v1/v2c (1 \| 2) (trap \| notrap) `ipaddress` `port` `community` (r \| w)	Adds an SNMP V1/V2c user. 1 \| 2: Enter version 1 or 2. `ipaddress`: The IP address. `port`: The SNMP port number. The port range is 0–65,535. `community`: The range is 6-15 characters. r \| w: Read or read/write.
snmp-user add-v3 (trap \| notrap) `ipaddress` `port` `community` (r \| w) `engineid` (AuthPriv \| AuthNoPriv \| noAuthNoPriv)(MD5 \| SHA) `authkey` (DES \| AES) `privkey`	Adds an SNMP V3 user. `ipaddress`: The IP address. `port`: The port range is 0–65,535. `community`: The range is 6–15 characters. `engineid`: The range is 10–128 hexadecimal characters. `authkey`: The range is 8–15 characters. `privKey`: The range is 8-15 characters.
snmp-user delete-v1/v2c (1 \| 2) `ipaddress` `community`	Deletes an SNMP V1 V2 user. 1 \| 2: Enter version 1 or 2. `ipaddress`: The IP address. `community`: The range is 6–15 characters.
snmp-user delete-v3 `ipaddress` `community`	Deletes an SNMP V3 user. `ipaddress`: The IP address. `community`: The range is 6–15 characters.
set ila-mode (auto \| manual)	Sets the mode. In auto mode, the software adjusts the EDFA gain and VOA attenuation automatically by using the OSC data. The default is auto.
set log-size `x`	Sets the size of the log file. `x`: Enter a value from 1–10, and the unit is MB.
ntp-synchronous `a.b.c.d`	Sets the NTP client and synchronizes the optical ILA clock with the NTP server. `a.b.c.d`: The IP address for the NTP server.
set timezone `x`	Sets the time zone. `x`: The range is –12 through 12. For example, –8 means GMT–8.

Table 6 describes the performance monitoring configuration commands. Use these commands to configure the attributes for the performance monitors.

Table 6: Performance Monitoring Configuration Commands (Available in both Auto Mode and Manual Mode)

Command	Description
set 15-minute `a` tca-low `b` set 15-minute `a` tca-high `c` set 15-minute `a` tca-low-en `d` set 15-minute `a` tca-high-en `d` set 15-minute `a` tca-low `b` tca-high `c` set 15-minute `a` tca-low-en `d` tca-high-en `d`	Sets the following 15-minute performance monitors: TCA-low threshold. TCA-high threshold. TCA-low enable or disable option. TCA-high enable or disable option. Note: Some of these options can be combined in a single command. `a`: Enter one of these values: `osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature` `b`: TCA-low threshold value. `c`: TCA-high threshold value. `d`: `enable` or `disable` Note: You can set your high and low TCA values provided they do not exceed the values in Table 7 (TCA default values).
set 24-minute `a` tca-low `b` set 24-minute `a` tca-high `c` set 24-minute `a` tca-low-en `d` set 24minute `a` tca-high-en `d` set 24-minute `a` tca-low `b` tca-high `c` set 24-minute `a` tca-low-en `d` tca-high-en `d`	Sets the following 24-hour performance monitors: TCA-low threshold. TCA-high threshold. TCA-low enable or disable option. TCA-high enable or disable option. Note: Some of these options can be combined in a single command. `a`: Enter one of these values:`osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature` `b`: TCA-low threshold value. `c`: TCA-high threshold value. `d`: `enable` or `disable` Note: You can set your high and low TCA values provided they do not exceed the values in Table 7 (TCA default values).

Command

Description

set 15-minute a tca-low b

set 15-minute a tca-high c

set 15-minute a tca-low-en d

set 15-minute a tca-high-en d

set 15-minute a tca-low b tca-high c

set 15-minute a tca-low-en d tca-high-en d

Sets the following 15-minute performance monitors:

TCA-low threshold.
TCA-high threshold.
TCA-low enable or disable option.
TCA-high enable or disable option.

Note: Some of these options can be combined in a single command.

a: Enter one of these values: osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature

b: TCA-low threshold value.

c: TCA-high threshold value.

d: enable or disable

Note: You can set your high and low TCA values provided they do not exceed the values in Table 7 (TCA default values).

set 24-minute a tca-low b

set 24-minute a tca-high c

set 24-minute a tca-low-en d

set 24minute a tca-high-en d

set 24-minute a tca-low b tca-high c

set 24-minute a tca-low-en d tca-high-en d

Sets the following 24-hour performance monitors:

TCA-low threshold.
TCA-high threshold.
TCA-low enable or disable option.
TCA-high enable or disable option.

Note: Some of these options can be combined in a single command.

a: Enter one of these values:osc-a-tx-power, osc-a-rx-power, osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-a-attenuation, edfa-ab-input-power, edfa-ab-output-power, edfa-ab-signal-output-power, edfa-ab-pump0-current, edfa-ab-pump1-current, edfa-ab-pump0-temperature, edfa-ab-pump1-temperature, osc-b-tx-power, osc-b-rx-power, osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss, voa-b-attenuation, edfa-ba-input-power, edfa-ba-output-power, edfa-ba-signal-output-power, edfa-ba-pump0-current, edfa-ba-pump1-current, edfa-ba-pump0-temperature, edfa-ba-pump1-temperature

b: TCA-low threshold value.

c: TCA-high threshold value.

d: enable or disable

Note: You can set your high and low TCA values provided they do not exceed the values in Table 7 (TCA default values).

Table 7 describes the TCA-high and TCA-low values.

Table 7: TCA Default Values

TCA	Unit	TCA-High	TCA-Low
OSC TX power osc-a-tx-power osc-b-tx-power	dBm	6	0
OSC RX power osc-a-rx-power osc-b-rx-power	dBm	–2	–45
OSC/FPGA estimated fiber loss osc-a-estimated-fiber-loss osc-b-estimated-fiber-loss	dB	36	–1
Line OUT VOA attenuation voa-a-attenuation voa-b-attenuation	dB	13	–1
EDFA input power (for both EDFAs) edfa-ab-input-power edfa-ba-input-power	dBm	12	–38
EDFA output power (for both EDFAs) edfa-ab-output-power edfa-ba-output-power	dBm	21	–13
EDFA signal output power (for both EDFAs) edfa-ab-signal-output-power edfa-ba-signal-output-power	dBm	21	–13
EDFA pump current (for both EDFAs, pump0) edfa-ab-pump0-current edfa-ba-pump0-current	mA	See note	5
EDFA pump current (for both EDFAs, pump1) edfa-ab-pump1-temperature edfa-ba-pump1-temperature	mA	See note	5
EDFA pump temperature (for both EDFAs, 2 pumps per direction) edfa-ab-pump0-temperature edfa-ba-pump0-temperature edfa-ab-pump1-temperature edfa-ba-pump1-tempe rature	degrees (C)	30	20
Power monitor at input port	dBm	12	–38
Power monitor at output port	dBm	21	–13
Note: No fixed value for the EDFA pump current TCA-high limit. The software reads the EOL value for the individual EDFA pump from an EEPROM and applies it where it is needed.

Optical ILA CLI Upgrade Commands

Table 8 describes the upgrade commands for the optical ILA. Use these commands to upgrade the optical ILA software image in both auto mode and manual mode.

Table 8: CLI Upgrade Commands (Available in both Auto Mode and Manual Mode)

Command	Description
upgrade `image-name`	Upgrades the optical ILA. The image name is the name of the package.
ftp-upgrade `a b c d e`	Downloads the image from an FTP server and upgrades the optical ILA. After the update is complete, enter the reboot command to restart the optical ILA. `a`: FTP server IP address. `b`: FTP server port; the port range is 0–65535. `c`: FTP username; the length is 4–16 characters. `d`: FTP password; the length is 4–16 characters. `e`: FTP image path and name; the length is 1–50 characters.

Command

Description

upgrade image-name

Upgrades the optical ILA. The image name is the name of the package.

ftp-upgrade a b c d e

Downloads the image from an FTP server and upgrades the optical ILA. After the update is complete, enter the reboot command to restart the optical ILA.

a: FTP server IP address.
b: FTP server port; the port range is 0–65535.
c: FTP username; the length is 4–16 characters.
d: FTP password; the length is 4–16 characters.
e: FTP image path and name; the length is 1–50 characters.

Optical ILA CLI Debug Commands

Table 9 describes the optical configuration commands that you can use to debug the optical ILA. These commands are only available in manual mode.

Note

There are two EDFAs in the optical ILA: one is responsible for the A to B direction (for example, east to west) and is called E-ab; the other one is responsible for the B to A direction (for example, west to east) and is called E-ba. These options are displayed in many of the EDFA configuration commands.

Table 9: Optical Configuration Debug Commands (Available only in Manual Mode)

Command	Description
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) gain-range (low \| high)	Sets the EDFA gain range.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) mode (agc \| apc)	Sets the EDFA work mode.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) gain `x`	Sets the gain value in auto-gain control (AGC) mode. `x`: Enter a value. The range is 10.00–35.00 dB.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) apr (enable \|disable)	Enables or disables the automatic power reduction (APR).
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) power `x`	Sets the EDFA power. `x`: Enter a value. The range is 0–20 dBm.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) input-power-threshold `x`	Sets the EDFA input power threshold. `x`: Enter a value. The input power threshold range is –41.00 through 11.50.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) output-power-threshold `x`	Sets the EDFA output power threshold. `x`: The output power threshold value range is –41.00 through 11.50 dBm.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) pump (on \| off)	Sets the pump on or off.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) tilt `x`	Sets the EDFA tilt. `x`: Enter a value. The tilt value range is –3 through 3 dB. The default is 0 dB.
set edfa debug	Sets the EDFA debug mode. To exit the mode, enter control +D.
set edfa (E-ab \| E-ba) standby on	Sets the EDFA into standby mode. Note: When you want to exit standby mode, you need to set gain again and make sure the IP input power loss of signal (IP_LOS) is off. Note: There are two EDFAs in the optical ILA: one is responsible for the A to B direction (for example, east to west) and is called `E-ab`; the other one is responsible for the B to A direction (for example, west to east) and is called `E-ba`.
set edfa reset (soft \| hard)	Resets the EDFA.
set voa (a \| b) `x`	Sets the variable optical attenuator (VOA) value. Note: There are two VOAs on the optical ILA (a and b). `x`: Enter a value. The range is 0–25.5. The unit is dB.
set osc (a \| b) output (enable \| disable)	Sets the OSC output to enable or disable. Note: There are two OSC ports on the optical ILA (a and b).
set osc (a \| b) (add \| drop) los-threshold `x`	Sets the OSC LOS threshold. Note: There are two OSC ports on the optical ILA (a and b). `x`: Enter a value. The threshold value range is –3.00 through 0.00.
set osc (a \| b) oc3-rx-en (enable \| disable)	Sets OSC OC-3 rx to enable or disable. Note: There are two OSC ports on the optical ILA (a and b).
set osc (a \| b) oc3-tx-en (enable \| disable)	Sets OSC OC-3 tx to enable or disable. Note: There are two OSC ports on the optical ILA (a and b).
reload	Restores the device to the factory default settings.
set fan-speed (manual \| auto) `x`	Sets the percentage of the fan speed. `x`: Enter the fan speed. The range is 50–100.
set virtual-alarm `x` (0 \| 1 \| 2)	Sets the virtual alarm. `x`: Enter one of the following values: oplinkilaBoardTemperatureAbnormal, oplinkilaPower1Abnormal, oplinkilaPower0Abnormal, oplinkilaFan0Missing, oplinkilaFan1Missing, oplinkilaFan2Missing, oplinkilaFan0SpeedAbnormal, oplinkilaFan1SpeedAbnormal, oplinkilaFan2SpeedAbnormal, oplinkilaSoftwareVersionAbnormal, oplinkilaCommunicationAbnormal, oplinkilaTableErr, edfaEabCaseTemperature, edfaEabRFL, edfaEabOOP, edfaEabOOG, edfaEabPump0EOL, edfaEabPump1EOL, edfaEabPump0Temperature, edfaEabPump1Temperature, edfaEabInputLOS, edfaEabOutputLOS, edfaEabCaliTableErr, edfaEbaCaseTemperature, edfaEbaRFL, edfaEbaOOP, edfaEbaOOG, edfaEbaPump0EOL, edfaEbaPump1EOL, edfaEbaPump0Temperature, edfaEbaPump1Temperature, edfaEbaInputLOS, edfaEbaOutputLOS, edfaEbaCaliTableErr, oscaAddPowerLOS, oscaDropPowerLOS, oscbAddPowerLOS, oscbDropPowerLOS `y`: `0` (force alarm disappear), `1` (force alarm appear) `2`(enable actual alarm, disable virtual alarm).

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