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ISCOM2924GFRelease Notes

(V1.4.1)

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Revision Record

Date Version Description Author Remark

2012-10-26 P100R002_01 Document was created. Mike Chen

Jessica Wu

Lee Jorissen

2012-12-03 P100R002_02 Document was modified. Jessica Wu

2013-01-08 P100R002_03 Document was modified. Fannie Fan




2013-04-23 P100R003_02 Document was modified. Jessica Wu

2013-04-26 V1.3.3 Document was modified. Fannie Fan



2013-08-21 V1.4.1 Document was modified. Yingyong Kang

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Release Notes Contents

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Contents

1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 1

2 Products Supported ...................................................................................................................... 1

2.1 Products List ................................................................................................................................................1

2.2 Hardware Requirements ...............................................................................................................................1

2.3 Software Requirements .................................................................................................................................2

3 Compatibility ................................................................................................................................. 3

3.1 Version REAP 1.1.608 ..................................................................................................................................3

3.2 Version REAP 1.1.569 ..................................................................................................................................3

3.3 Version REAP 1.1.545 ..................................................................................................................................3

4 Upgrade Procedure ....................................................................................................................... 4

4.1 Preparation ...................................................................................................................................................4

4.2 Normal upgrade operations ...........................................................................................................................4

4.2.1 Upgrade the REAP software ................................................................................................................4

4.2.2 Upgrade Bootstrap1 .............................................................................................................................5

4.2.3 Upgrade Bootstrap2 .............................................................................................................................5

4.2.4 Reboot the device ................................................................................................................................6

4.3 Upgrade operations from REAP1.0 to REAP1.1 ...........................................................................................7

4.3.1 Upgrade the REAP software ................................................................................................................7

4.3.2 Reboot the device ................................................................................................................................7

4.3.3 Upgrading the Bootstrap ......................................................................................................................8

5 MIB Supported ............................................................................................................................ 10

6 Feature Evolution ........................................................................................................................ 19

6.1 Version REAP 1.1.640 ................................................................................................................................ 19

6.2 Version REAP 1.1.608 ................................................................................................................................ 20

6.3 Version REAP 1.1.569 ................................................................................................................................ 20

6.4 Version REAP 1.1.545 ................................................................................................................................ 20

6.5 Version REAP 1.1.150 ................................................................................................................................ 22

6.6 Version REAP 1.1.123 ................................................................................................................................ 22

6.7 Version REAP 1.1.75 .................................................................................................................................. 22

6.8 Version REAP 1.1.50 .................................................................................................................................. 23

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6.9 Version REAP 1.1.34 .................................................................................................................................. 23

6.10 Version REAP 1.0.32 ................................................................................................................................ 23

6.11 Version REAP 1.0.9 .................................................................................................................................. 23

6.12 Version REAP 1.0.1 .................................................................................................................................. 24

7 Resolved Issue List ..................................................................................................................... 25

7.1 Version REAP 1.1.640 ................................................................................................................................ 25

7.2 Version REAP 1.1.608 ................................................................................................................................ 25

7.3 Version REAP 1.1.569 ................................................................................................................................ 25

7.4 Version REAP 1.1.545 ................................................................................................................................ 26

7.5 Version REAP 1.1.150 ................................................................................................................................ 26

7.6 Version REAP 1.1.123 ................................................................................................................................ 26

7.7 Version REAP 1.1.75 .................................................................................................................................. 27

7.8 Version REAP 1.1.50 .................................................................................................................................. 27

7.9 Version REAP 1.1.34 .................................................................................................................................. 27

7.10 Version REAP 1.0.32 ................................................................................................................................ 28

7.11 Version REAP 1.0.9 .................................................................................................................................. 28

7.12 Version REAP 1.0.1 .................................................................................................................................. 28

8 CLI Command Changes ............................................................................................................. 29

8.1 Version REAP 1.1.640 ................................................................................................................................ 29

8.1.1 Added new CLI commands –GARP ..................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

8.2 Version REAP 1.1.608 ................................................................................................................................ 33

8.2.1 CLI Command changes –SLA ........................................................................................................... 33

8.2.2 Removed CLI commands –IP routing ................................................................................................ 33

8.2.3 Added new CLI commands –Service ................................................................................................. 34

8.3 Version REAP 1.1.569 ................................................................................................................................ 34

8.3.1 Added new CLI commands –Telnet ................................................................................................... 34

8.3.2 Added new CLI commands –System.................................................................................................. 34

8.3.3 Added new CLI commands –MacThreshold ...................................................................................... 34

8.3.4 Added new CLI commands –Syslog .................................................................................................. 34

8.3.5 Added new CLI commands –IgmpVlanCopy ..................................................................................... 34

8.3.6 CLI Command changes –Service ....................................................................................................... 35

8.3.7 CLI Command changes –CFM .......................................................................................................... 35

8.3.8 CLI Command changes- MacThreshold ............................................................................................. 36

8.4 Version REAP 1.1.545 ................................................................................................................................ 36

8.4.1 CLI Command changes-bandWidth ................................................................................................... 36

8.4.2 CLI Command changes-linksTrack .................................................................................................... 37

8.4.3 Added new CLI commands –linksTrack............................................................................................. 38

8.4.4 Removed CLI commands –linksTrack ............................................................................................... 38

8.4.5 Added new CLI commands-Phy......................................................................................................... 38

8.4.6 Removed CLI commands –Phy.......................................................................................................... 38

8.4.7 CLI Command changes-Qinq ............................................................................................................ 39

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8.4.8 Added new CLI commands-Qinq ....................................................................................................... 39

8.4.9 CLI Command changes-QOS ............................................................................................................ 40

8.4.10 CLI Command changes-Cluster ....................................................................................................... 40

8.4.11 CLI Command changes-UpGrade .................................................................................................... 40

8.4.12 Added new CLI commands-UpGrade .............................................................................................. 41

8.4.13 Added new CLI commands-Cli ........................................................................................................ 41

8.4.14 Added new CLI commands-Ntp ....................................................................................................... 41

8.4.15 Added new CLI commands-LoadCfg ............................................................................................... 41

8.4.16 Added new CLI commands-User ..................................................................................................... 41

8.4.17 Added new CLI commands-LoopBack............................................................................................. 41

8.4.18 CLI Command changes-CFM .......................................................................................................... 42

8.4.19 Added new CLI commands-CFM .................................................................................................... 42

8.4.20 Removed CLI commands –CFM...................................................................................................... 42

8.4.21 CLI Command changes-PortStats .................................................................................................... 42

8.4.22 CLI Command changes-SLA ........................................................................................................... 43

8.4.23 Added new CLI commands-Radius .................................................................................................. 43

8.4.24 Added new CLI commands-Vlan ..................................................................................................... 43

8.4.25 Added new CLI commands-OutBand ............................................................................................... 43

8.4.26 Added new CLI commands-Service ................................................................................................. 43

8.5 Version REAP 1.1.150 ................................................................................................................................ 44

8.5.1 CLI Command changes-extOam ........................................................................................................ 44

8.5.2 CLI Command changes-CFM ............................................................................................................ 44

8.6 Version REAP 1.1.123 ................................................................................................................................ 45

8.6.1 Added new CLI commands-L2CP...................................................................................................... 45

8.6.2 Added new CLI commands-SysCli .................................................................................................... 45

8.6.3 CLI Command changes-SysCfg ......................................................................................................... 45

8.6.4 CLI Command changes-L2CP ........................................................................................................... 45

8.7 Version REAP 1.1.75 .................................................................................................................................. 46

8.7.1 Added new CLI commands-FanMonitor ............................................................................................ 46

8.7.2 Added new CLI commands-QOS ....................................................................................................... 46

8.7.3 Added new CLI commands-QinQ ...................................................................................................... 46

8.7.4 CLI Command changes-Phy .............................................................................................................. 46

8.8 Version REAP 1.1.50 .................................................................................................................................. 46

8.9 Version REAP 1.1.34 .................................................................................................................................. 47

8.9.1 CLI Command changes-QinQTunnel ................................................................................................. 47

8.9.2 CLI Command changes-VLAN Stacking ........................................................................................... 47

8.9.3 CLI Command changes-VLAN Mapping ........................................................................................... 47

8.9.4 Added new CLI commands-VLAN Mapping ..................................................................................... 48

8.9.5 Added new CLI commands - QoS ...................................................................................................... 48

8.9.6 Added new CLI commands - Multisystem ......................................................................................... 49

8.9.7 CLI Command changes-SLA ............................................................................................................. 49

8.9.8 Added new CLI commands -SLA ...................................................................................................... 49

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8.9.9 Removed CLI commands -SLA ......................................................................................................... 50

8.9.10 Added new CLI commands -Loopback ............................................................................................ 50

8.9.11 Added new CLI commands–PHY .................................................................................................... 51

8.9.12 Added new CLI commands–VLAN ................................................................................................. 51

8.10 Version REAP 1.0.32 ................................................................................................................................ 51

8.10.1 Added new CLI commands -CCP .................................................................................................... 51

8.10.2 Added new CLI commands - Dot1x ................................................................................................. 52

8.10.3 Added new CLI commands -PPPoE+ ............................................................................................... 52

8.10.4 Added new CLI commands -BPDU guard ........................................................................................ 53

8.10.5 Added new CLI commands -Reboot ................................................................................................ 53

8.10.6 CLI Command changes- Reboot ...................................................................................................... 53

8.10.7 CLI Command changes- Tacacs+ ..................................................................................................... 53

8.10.8 CLI Command changes- Radius ....................................................................................................... 54

8.11 Version REAP 1.0.9 .................................................................................................................................. 54

8.12 Version REAP 1.0.1 .................................................................................................................................. 54

8.12.1 CLI Command changes-TPID .......................................................................................................... 54

8.12.2 Added new CLI commands - tech-support ....................................................................................... 54

8.12.3 Added new CLI commands -L2CP ................................................................................................... 54

9 Product Issue List ........................................................................................................................ 56

9.1 Isssue ID: ESW00006557 ........................................................................................................................... 56

9.2 Issue ID: ESW00006637 .............................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.



9.5 Issue ID:ESW00003196 ............................................................................................................................. 57

9.6 Issue ID:ESW00003715 ............................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

9.7 Issue ID:ESW00004032 ............................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

9.8 Issue ID:ESW00004403 ............................................................................................................................. 57

9.9 Issue ID:ESW00004443 ............................................................................................................................. 57

9.10 Issue ID:ESW00004553 ........................................................................................................................... 57

9.11 Issue ID:ESW00004817.............................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.

9.12 Issue ID:ESW00005179 ........................................................................................................................... 57

9.13 Issue ID:ESW00005151 ........................................................................................................................... 57

9.14 Issue ID:ESW00005408 ............................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.


9.16 Issue ID:ESW00005541 ........................................................................................................................... 58


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Release Notes 1 Introduction

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1 Introduction

Version 1.2.4is the new official REAP(Raisecom Ethernet Access Platform) software release for the ISCOM2924GF series product line.

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Release Notes 2 Products Supported


2 Products Supported

2.1 Products List

Product Remark

ISCOM2924GF-4C Dual AC power supply

Dual DC power supply

One AC power supply

One DC power supply

ISCOM2924GF-4GE Dual AC power supply

Dual DC power supply

One AC power supply

One DC power supply

2.2 Hardware Requirements

Part Number Product Version Hardware Version

ISCOM2924GF-4C A.00 A.0




ISCOM2924GF-4GE A.00 A.0

ISCOM2924GF-4GE A.01 A.0

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2.3 Software Requirements

Bootstrap Version SoftwareVersion Remark

ISCOM2900G_1_Bootstrap1_5.2.0_20130816

ISCOM2900G_1_Bootstrap2_5.2.0_20130816

ISCOM2900G_1_REAP_1.2.28_20130905

ISCOM2924GF_Bootstrap1_5.1.2_20130529


ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.608_20130605

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.641_20130702

Bootstrap version is

backward compatible

withREAP1.1 version



ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.569_20130428

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.545_20130407

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.150_20130226

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.123_201

30126

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.75_20121229



ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_2012

1205

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.34_20121113



ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.0.32_2012

0928

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.0.9_20120910

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.0.1_20120

802

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Release Notes 3 Compatibility


3 Compatibility

3.1 Version REAP1.2.28 None




3.5 Version REAP 1.1.545 When configure UP MEP, it need to configure SDP port. If not, can’t find remote-MEP.

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Release Notes 4 Upgrade Procedure


4 Upgrade Procedure

4.1 Preparation Determine the version of the device. If the REAPversions are 1.1 or above, please

upgrade REAP and Bootstrap firmwarefollowing the procedure of "4.2 Normal upgrade operations",else upgrade REAP and Bootstrap firmware following the procedure of "4.3

Upgrade operations from REAP1.0 to REAP1.1".

An FTP server will need to be provisioned on the applicable IP subnet so that the device to be upgraded can access it.

Save the following firmware files to the root folder on the FTP server:

− ISCOM2924GF_Bootstrap1_5.1.1_20121030

− ISCOM2924GF_Bootstrap2_5.1.1_20121030

− ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_20121205

4.2 Normal upgrade operations

4.2.1 Upgrade the REAP software

Enter the Enable mode in the REAP operating system and upgrade the REAP firmware via FTP or TFTP.

Example:

Raisecom#download system-boot tftp 192.168.17.18

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_20121205

Waiting….Start

Downloading 5449K

Success

or

Raisecom#download system-boot ftp 192.168.17.18 ISCOM raisecom

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_20121205

Waiting….Start

Downloading 5449K

Success

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The upgrading process will take several minutestocomplete.Do not power off the device during the upgradingprocess, otherwise the device may be damaged.

4.2.2 Upgrade Bootstrap1

Ifexistingbootstrap version is differentfrom release version,

pleaseupgradebootstrap1andbootstrap2, otherwise please reboot directly.

Enter the Enable mode in the REAP operating system and upgrade Bootstrap 1 via FTP or

TFTP.

Example:

Raisecom#download bootstrap tftp 192.168.17.18


Waiting…

Start

Download small boot…

Downloading

Success

or



Waiting…

Start


Downloading

Success

The upgrading process will take several minutes to complete. Do not power off the device during the upgrading process, otherwise the device may be damaged.

4.2.3 Upgrade Bootstrap2

Ifexistingbootstrap version is differentfrom release version, pleaseupgradebootstrap1andbootstrap2, otherwise please reboot directly.

Enter the Enable mode in the REAP operating system and upgrade Bootstrap 2 via FTP or TFTP.

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Example:



Waiting…

Start

Download big boot…

Downloading

Success

or



Waiting…

Start


Downloading

Success


4.2.4 Reboot the device

Reboot the device and enter the REAP session.

Example:

Raisecom#reboot now

Rebooting ...

begin...

ram size:256M testing...done

Init flash ...Done

ISCOM2924GF_Bootstrap2_5.1.1_20121030 Compiled Oct30 2012, 14:58:12

Base Ethernet MAC address: 00:0e:5e:00:03:04

Press space into Bootstrap menu...

0

Loading ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_20121205 (System index 1)...

Decompress start...

CRC Checking...OK

Loading image... 5448042

Decompress success

Entering....

Adding 27832 symbols for standalone.

Init Switch Hardware....Done!

Init Switch Core Software....Init SNMP Factory Users....DONE!

ifconfig: ipcom_socketioctl() failed to delete IPv4 address: Can't assign

requested address

Loading saved configuration ....DONE!

Done!

############################################################

# #

Raisecom



# Welcome to Raisecom#

# #

# Press 'RETURN' to connect and config this system #

# #

############################################################

Login:

4.3 Upgrade operations from REAP1.0 to REAP1.1

4.3.1 Upgrade the REAP software

Enter the Enable mode in the REAP operating system and upgrade the REAP firmware via FTP or TFTP.

Example:

Raisecom#download system-boot tftp 192.168.17.18

ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_20121205

Waiting….Start

Downloading 5449K

Success

or


ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_20121205

Waiting….Start

Downloading 5449K

Success

The upgrading process will take several minutestocomplete.Do not power off the device during the upgradingprocess, otherwise the device may be damaged.

4.3.2 Reboot the device

Reboot the device and enter the REAP session.

Example:

Raisecom#reboot now

Rebooting ...

begin...

ram size:256M testing...done

Init flash ...Done

ISCOM2924GF_Bootstrap_5.0.1_20120802 Compiled Aug 02 2012, 14:58:12

Base Ethernet MAC address: 00:0e:5e:00:03:04

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Press space into Bootstrap menu...

0

Loading ISCOM2924GF_REAP_1.1.50_20121205 (System index 1)...

Decompress start...

CRC Checking...OK

Loading image... 5448042

Decompress success

Entering....

Adding 27832 symbols for standalone.

Init Switch Hardware....Done!

Init Switch Core Software....Init SNMP Factory Users....DONE!

ifconfig: ipcom_socketioctl() failed to delete IPv4 address: Can't assign

requested address

Loading saved configuration ....DONE!

Done!

############################################################

# #

# Welcome to Raisecom#

# #

# Press 'RETURN' to connect and config this system #

# #

############################################################

Login:

4.3.3 Upgrading the Bootstrap

Enter the Enable mode in the REAP operating system and upgradeBootstrap1 then Bootstrap2files via FTP or TFTP.

Example:

/*Upgrade Bootstrap1*/



Waiting…

Start


Downloading

Success

/*Upgrade Bootstrap2*/



Waiting…

Start


Downloading

Success

Raisecom#reboot now


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Release Notes 5 MIBSupported


5 MIBSupported

MIB Private

or

RFC MIB

Supports Description

RAISECOM-

SLA-MIB

Private rcSlaConfigGroup

rcSlaThresholdGroup

rcSlaMaintenanceGroup

rcSlaThresholdProfileGroup

The MIB module for SLA

configuration, test, MaintenanceInterval and threshold

profile result.

MEF-SOAM-

PM-MIB

MEF36 All group Management of Ethernet Services

Operations, Administration and Maintenance for Performance

Monitoring.

DHCP-

CLIENT-MIB

Private All group The MIB module forDHCP Client.

AUTO-CONFIGURATION-MIB

Private All group The MIB module for auto-configuration.

SWITCH-

VLANCFG-MIB

Private All groups but

rcVlanCfgPriority

Management of VLAN,including

port VLAN and customer VLAN.

Q-BRIDGE-MIB

rfc4363 dot1qVlanVersionNumber

dot1qMaxVlanId

dot1qMaxSupportedVlans

dot1qNumVlans

dot1qVlanCurrentTable

dot1qVlanStaticTable

dot1qPortVlanTable(exclude

GVRP)

dot1qStaticMulticastTable

dot1qFdbTable

dot1qTpFdbTable

The MIB module for VLAN configuration and static multicast.

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MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


SWTICH-VLANXC-MIB

Private All group The MIB module for VLAN cross- connection.

RAISECOM-

QINQ-MIB

Private rcQinQPortTable

rcVlanMapPortTable

rcFlexibleQinQPortTable

The MIB module for basic and

flexible QinQ.

SWITCH-MACCONFIG-

MIB

Private rcStaticMacTable rcMacCountGroup

The MIB module for static unicast MAC and MAC counter.

SWITCH-

PORTSECURITY-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for port security.

SWITCH-RATELIMIT-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for port rate-limit and VLAN rate-limit.

SWITCH-VLANPORT-RATELIMIT-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for rate-limit based on per port and per VLAN.

RAISECOM-L2CP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for layer 2 control protocol packetprocess.

RAISECOM-LBDETECT-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for loopback detection.

SWITCH-

INTERFACE-PORT-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for physical

interface configuration and status.

IF-MIB rfc2233 ifTable

ifXTable

ifNumber

ifTableLastChange

Generic objects for network interface sublayers.

SWITCH-IFEXTEND-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for interface description.

EtherLike-MIB rfc2665 dot3PauseTable

dot3StatsTable

Statistics for a collection of ethernet-like interfaces.

RAISECOM-OAM-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for OAM trap and variable management.

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MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


DOT3-OAM-MIB

IEEE802.3ah All groups Managing the new Ethernet OAM features introduced by the Ethernet

in the First Mile taskforce (IEEE802.3ah).

RAISECOM-CFM-MIB

Private All but rcCfmPMxxxx and rcCfmNotifications group

The MIB module for IEEE802.1ag.

RAISECOM-

DOT1AG-MIB

Private All groups Private MIB module for CFM, same

as IEEE8021-CFM-MIB81 standard MIB.

IEEE8021-CFM-MIB

IEEE802.1ag All but dot1agCfmDefaultMd and

dot1agCfmMdMhfCreation

Connectivity Fault Management module for managing IEEE 802.1ag.

RAISECOM-

ELMI-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for MEF16 (E-

LMI).

RAISECOM-ELPS-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Ethernet Linear Protection Switching defined in ITU-T G.8031.

SWITCH-

ERING-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for

Raisecomprivate ring protocol.

RAISECOM-

ERPS-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Ethernet Ring

Protection Switching defined in ITU-T G.8032.

RAISECOM-LINKAGGREG

ATION-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for link aggregation.

IEEE8023-LAG-MIB

IEEE802.1ax All groups The Link Aggregation module for managing IEEE 802.1AX.

SWITCH-LINKSTATETR

ACK-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Link state track.

SWITCH-MSTP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol.

BRIDGE-MIB rfc1493 dot1dStp group The MIB module for Spanning-tree.

SWITCH-PORTBACKUP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Port backup.

RAISECOM-

VCT-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for cable diagnose

test.

Raisecom



MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


RAISECOM-OPTICAL-

TRANSCEIVER-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for the digital diagnostics on the optical interfaces.

RAISECOM-FANMONITOR

-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for fan parameter monitoring.

RAISECOM-POWERMONITOR-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for power parameter monitoring.

RAISECOM-

SYSTEM-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for CPU, memory,

voltage, temperature monitoring.

SWITCH-

PORTMIRROR-MIB

Private rcMirrorToPort,rcPortMirrorE

nable,rcIngressMirrorPorts,rcEgressMirrorPorts

The MIB module for port mirror.

RAISECOM-EXTLOOPBAC

K-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for L2/3 port loopback.

SWITCH-CPUPRO-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for the Configuration of threshold actions if packets are beyond the threshold to

protect the CPU.

SWITCH-CCP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for management ofCPU cache certain traffic and upload.

LLDP-PRI-MIB Private All groups The MIBmodule for LLDP, as a

complementary to standard LLDP MIB.

LLDP-MIB IEEE802.1ab All but lldpRemUnknownTLVTable

and lldpRemOrgDefInfoTable

Management Information Base module for LLDP configuration,

statistics, local system data and remote systems data components

RAISECOM-RNDP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for RaisecomNeighbor Discovery

Protocol.

RAISECOM-

RTDP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Raisecom

Topology Discovery Protocol.

RAISECOM-RCMP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Raisecom Cluster Management Protocol.

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MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


RAISECOM-KEEPALIVE-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for SNMP keepalive messages.

DISMAN-PING-MIB

rfc4560 All groups The Ping MIB (DISMAN-PING-MIB) provides the capability of controlling the use of the ping

function at a remote host.

DISMAN-TRACEROUTE-MIB

rfc4560 All groups The Traceroute MIB (DISMAN-TRACEROUTE-MIB) provides access to the traceroute capability at

a remote host

SWITCH-RMON-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for RMON statistics, event and history. The Alarm group is same as that in

RFC1757.

RMON-MIB rfc1757 Statistics ,event, history, alarm group

The MIB module for managing remote monitoring device implementations

RAISECOM-SSH-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for SSH key and SSH session management.

RAISECOM-

UPGRADE-MANAGEMENT-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for online

upgrading.

RAISECOM-

COMMON-MANAGEMENT-MIB

Private All but

raisecomNotificationGroup

The MIB module for basic

management, such as file system and time, ETC.

SWITCH-

MULTISYS-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for multi system

boot.

RAISECOM-SCHEDULE-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for command periodically execution.

RAISECOM-SYSLOG-SERVICE-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module forsystem logging.

RAISECOM-

ALARM-MGMT-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for ALARM, as a

complementary to ALARM-MIB.

Raisecom



MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


ALARM-MIB rfc3877 All groups are read-only The MIB module describes ITU Alarm information as defined in ITU

Recommendation M.3100 [M.3100], X.733 [X.733] and X.736 [X.736]

ITU-ALARM-MIB

rfc3877 All groups are read-only The MIB module for a generic solution to model alarms and to store

the current list of active alarms.

NOTIFICATION-LOG-MIB

rfc3014 All groups are read-only The MIB module for logging SNMP notifications, that is, traps and informs.

SWITCH-

SNMP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for SNMP

communities.

SNMP-

FRAMEWORK-MIB

rfc2571 All groups The SNMP Management architecture

MIB including SNMP engine.

SNMP-MPD-MIB

rfc2572 All groups The MIB for SNMP message processing and dispatching

SNMP-

NOTIFICATION-MIB

rfc2573n All groups The MIB for SNMP notification and

its filter.

SNMP-TARGET-MIB

rfc2573t All groups Management Information Base module for SNMP host.

SNMP-USER-BASED-SM-

MIB

rfc2574 All groups The management information definitions for the SNMP user-based

security model

SNMP-VIEW-BASED-ACM-MIB

rfc2575 All groups The management information definitions for the view-based access control model for SNMP.

SNMPv2-MIB rfc1907 All groups The management information

definitions for device system information and SNMP packet statistics.

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MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


SWITCH-SYSTEM-MIB

Private rcSwitchInformation

rcTelnetMaxSessions

rcTelnetAcceptPorts

rcMacAgingTime

stormcontrol based on port

flowcontrol based on port

mac learning based on port

duplex and speed

port admin and operational status

rcMaxAllowedFrameLength

rcDlfForwardingEnable

rcArpAgingTime

rcMacTrapEnable

rcMacMoveEnable

rcMacMoveLastPortIndex

rcMacMoveLastMacaddress

rcMacMoveLastVlan

The MIB module forsystem information, such as device version,

telnet configuration, MTU, stormcontrol, flowcontrol, MAC learning, port administration and so

on.

RAISECOM-L3Mib.mi2

Private rcL3IpStatic group The MIB module for staticIPv4 routing.

RAISECOM-IP-

BASE-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Layer 3 IP

information.

RFC1213-MIB RFC1213 ipForwarding

ipAddrTable

ipNetToMediaTable(ARP)

The management information definitions for standard IP address and ARP.

SWITCH-

SNTP-MIB

Private rcSntpClient group The MIB module for SNTP client.

RAISECOM-

NTP-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for NTP client.

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MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


RAISECOM-QOS-MIB

Private raisecomQosStatistics

raisecomQosTrafficClass

group excluding rcQosServicePolicyEgressTable

rcQosCosServicePolicyTable

rcQosVlanPolicyTable

rcQosCosPolicyTable

rcQosPortCfgTable

rcQosPortSchedulerQueueTab

le

rcQosPortWredTcpConfigTable

rcQosLocalPrioMappingTable

rcQosPortShapingTable

rcQosPortCosMappingTable

rcQosPortTosMappingTable

rcQosPortDscpMapingTable

rcQosMappingCosRemarkTable

rcQosMappingCosToPriTable

rcQosMappingTosToPriTable

rcQosMappingDscpToPriTable

rcQosMappingDscpMutationTable

The MIB module for QoS, including WRED,

mapping,shaping,policy,bandwidth.

SWITCH-FILTER-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for access list filter and statistics.

SWITCH-

L3FILTER-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for access list filter

on layer 3 interface.

RAISECOM-ACL-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for IPv4,IPv6, MAC, user-defined access list.

RAISECOM-PAE-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Dot1x, same as IEEE8021-PAE-MIB.

RAISECOM-DOT1X-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for Dot1x, as a complementary to IEEE8021-PAE-

MIB.

IEEE8021-PAE-MIB

IEEE802.1x dot1xPaeSystem,dot1xAuthConfigTable,dot1xAuthStatsTable

The MIB module for Dot1x authentication.

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MIB Private

or

RFC MIB


RAISECOM-USER-

MANAGEMENT-MIB

Private

All groups The MIB module for user login and management through radius/tacacs+.

RAISECOM-PPPOEAGENT-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for pppoe+ information and statistics.

DHCP-OPTION-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for DHCP option configuration, including option82.

DHCP-SNOOPING-

MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 snooping and binding

table.

RAISECOM-

IPSOURCEGUARD-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for IP source

guard.

SWITCH-DAI-MIB

Private All groups The MIB module for dynamic ARP inspection.

RAISECOM-

MCAST-MIB

Private raisecomMcastScalar

raisecomMcastL2

The MIB module for static multicast

address configuration.

RAISECOM-

IGMPL2-MIB

Private raisecomIgmpBase

raisecomIgmpSnooping

raisecomIgmpMvr

raisecomIgmpProxy

raisecomIgmpFilter

raisecomIgmpVlanCopy

The MIB module for IGMP

snooping, Multicast VLAN Register, IGMP proxy, IGMP filter.

RFC2737-MIB rfc2737 entPhysicalTable The MIB module for representing

multiple logicalentities supported by a single SNMP agent.

SWITCH_SERVICE_MIB

private All groups

Adding a table.

Description of Carrier Ethernet Service

manage object.

RAISECOM-

REMOTE-MANAGEMENT-LOCAL-MIB

private All groups The MIB module defining objects for

remote management on local devices.

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Release Notes 6 Feature Evolution


6 Feature Evolution

6.1 Version REAP1.2.28 Inter-device interface backup is added.

Auto-provisioning at Layer 3 is added.

Service-based SLA, loopback, and Y.1564 are added.

Cluster feature is removed.

CFM supports port-channel port, and supports showing and deleting errored database.

The bandwidth guarantee profile supports the Description field.

Rate limiting in QoS policy supports ingress rate limiting based on IP address.

Y.1564 support RFC2544 test, and Y.1564 test in ring networking environment and dual-

homing environment. It supports configuring the oscillating flow to pass the UNI interface.

SLA supports configuring the maintenance window and threshold profile based on

device, adding flexible indexes to LM test, and viewing configuration profile.

The SNMP interface supports Layer 3 Dying Gasp alarms.

The hardware monitoring module supports configuring monitoring polling period.

ARP supports probe times before aging. The mode for displaying ARP information is changed from IP address-based to port-based.

Static routing supports configuring default management distance and displaying routing information.

The rcLldpStandard of the MIB table in the LLDP module is changed from

1.3.6.1.4.1.8886.6.1.57.1 to 1.0.8802.1.1.2, and is renamed as lldpMIB.

6.2 Version REAP1.1.641 GVRP features are added.

Extended OAM supports digital diagnosis monitoring of the RC552-GE (D).

Extended OAM supports alarms on temperature, voltage, current, Tx power, and Rx power.

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6.3 Version REAP 1.1.608 Replace the sla alarm setclear enable command with the sla alarm threshold enable

command.

Enable IP routing by default, and delete the command to enable/disable IP routing.

Support configuring the default No.1 and No.2 service distribution points through

CLI/MIB.

6.4 Version REAP 1.1.569 Add thefeatureofmulticast VLAN copy.

Support RFC4363q to read all MAC addresses.

CFM supports link aggregation port (does not correspond to change of link aggregation member port. Each service instance supports only one link aggregation port).

Support MAC address drift inhibition and TRAP alarm, add MIB nodes:

rcMacTrapEnable, rcMacMoveEnable, rcMacMoveLastPortIndex, rcMacMoveLastMacaddress, and rcMacMoveLastVlan, add TRAP node: rcMacMoveVioTrap.

Increase the MAC address limit of the extension port from 255 to 1K.

Support faulty clearing alarm for Dying gasp of the peer device through OAM, support local and peer linkFault alarm, and add TRAP nodes:

raisecomOamDyingGaspNormalTrap and raisecomOamLinkFaultNormalTrap.

Support skipping the enable step upon RADIUS/TACACS+ authentication and login,

and add a controllable command switch.

Support deleting both flash and memory information of the logging file concurrently.

Support 552-FE version B features of remote management for ISCOM2924GF-4C.

6.5 Version REAP 1.1.545 Bandwidth profile module enhancement

− Based on the MEF CE2.0 standard,add CF configurations to the bandwidth profile.

− Based on the MEF CE2.0 standard, apply the bandwidth profile to CoS Label instead

of PCP.

− Add a new feature: bandwidth profile can be applied to the link aggregation ingress interface.

− Add a MIB node: rcQosBandwidthProfileCoupling.

Failover module enhancement

− Support RDI error-based failover.

− Add dual-homing (interface backup and link aggregation).

− Optimize the protection switching time.

Phy enhancement

− The Combo optical interface is preferred by default.

QinQ enhancement

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− Support adding tag through CVLAN+PCP-based selective QinQ.

− Add the command used for processing Tag packets with priority.

− Add the MIB node: rcFlexibleQinQCVlanCos.

− Selective QinQ and VLAN translation support link aggregation interface.

VLAN enhancement

− VLAN 2 is not created by default. VLAN 2 is not used as the default cluster VLAN anymore.

Upload and download enhancement

− Support Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP).

− Support Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC).

− Support version check.

− Support scheduling.

− Support uploading files based on file names.

Out-of-band management interface enhancement

− By default, there is an IPv4 address.

− By default, support DHCP Server.

Command line enhancement

− Support configuring whether to send Trap when log in to or log out from the Command Line Interface (CLI). In addition, add 2 MIB nodes:raisecomUserLoginTrap and raisecomUserLogoutTrap.

− Support shutting down the Console interface through the CLI session.

Modified the property of NTP synchronization interval MIB node (rcNtpSysPoll) to RW.

Based on the RFC2737, MIB realizes the correspondence between the entPhysicalEntry

table and the physical properties.

Configuration and load enhancement

− Support saving 2 configuration files.

− Support selecting the configuration file.

− Support deleting the logging file.

Support specifying userpassword strength. Support both complex and weak simple passwords.

Support loopback interface configuration mode. Support deleting/adding loopback

addresses in this mode.

CFM enhancement

− Support creating MIP.

− Support configuring priorities of MEP packets.

− Support configuring up to 500 MEPs.

− Support DOWN MEP automatically learning remote MAC addresses.

− Support DM/LM switch.

− Support configuring force RDI.

− Support setting UP MEP CCM sending interval to 3.3ms, 10ms, or 100ms.

− Modify the UP MEP remote discovery mode from dynamically-learned to statically-configured.

− Add 5 MIB nodes: rcCfmMepExPduPriority, rcCfmMepExPmAdmin, rcCfmMepExRdiAdmin, rcCfmMaNetMipAutocreateAdmin, and rcCfmMipExTable.

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− WhenconfigureUPMEP, itneedtoconfigureSDPport. If not, itcan’t find remote MEP.

Support link aggregation interface statistics.

Add the performance statistics feature that support counting the number of discarded packets after bandwidth is performed.

Support VLAN FID.

Add the TACACS authentication feature. In addition, the enable step is skipped when logging for TACACS authentication.

Support periodical scheduling of SLA measure. In addition, the scheduling period can be controlled.

Add service oriented configuration features.

6.6 Version REAP 1.1.150 The length of CFM MAname is extended from 12 characters to 13 characters.

Delete the vlan port command, which is used by the ISCOM 2924GF-4C to manage the

RC552-GE.

6.7 Version REAP 1.1.123 The ISCOM2924GF-4C&4GE supports auto-provision.

The MTU size is extendedfrom 9 K to 12 K.

Support DHCP Server and DHCP Relay.

Add the show memory command, which is used to display current available memory of the system software.

L2CP supports reporting L2CP packets of aspecified VLAN to CPU on an interface.

L2CP supports processing Layer 2 control packets with undefined protocol types.

L2CP supports centralized processing of 5 Cisco private packets.

L2CP supports 3 default profiles defined in MEF.

Some MIB nodes are added to L2CP: rcL2cpPortVlanCfgTable, rcL2cpPortVlanCfgEntry, rcL2cpPortVlanCfgPortIndex, rcL2cpPortVlanCfgVlanIndex,

and rcL2cpPortVlanCfgL2cpProcess.

6.8 Version REAP 1.1.75 Support configuring selective QinQ and vlanmapping in aggregation group mode

Newly-added QinQ functions: discarding untagged packets, discarding mismatched

selective QinQ, and trusting inner CoS

Support configuring Gigabit self-adaptive SFP speed and duplex mode

Delete the speed 10000 command on a port

Newly-added MIB for the FanMonitor module: raisecomFanMonitorTrapSendEnable

Newly-added MIB for the VlanCfg module: rcPortRejectFrameType and

rcPortVlanMappingMissMode

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6.9 Version REAP 1.1.50 Telnet/SSH client uploadingprompts of downloaded files is added.

Support extending OAM RC552.

Support 10 Gbit/s electrical SFP.

6.10 Version REAP 1.1.34 The SLA function to comply with MEF36 was added.

The PHY modular was optimized to support different SFPs in port.

The management VLAN command was removed and the customer VLAN command was added.

L2 loopback feature was added.

The QinQ feature was optimized.

− The default CVLAN configuration parameter of basic QinQ was added.

− The function of selective QinQ was enhanced.

− Uni-directional VLAN translation was modified into bi-direction.

− The configuration of delete Selective QinQ based on Port and CVLAN was added.

The QoS feature was enhanced and the bandwidth configuration was simplified.

The VLAN XC feature was added.

The multisystem function was added.

The MIB node of RAM usage information was added.

6.11 Version REAP 1.0.32 LAG function was optimized.

The TACACS+ function was enhanced

− The configuration command of TACACS+ server port was added.

− The string of tacacs-server key can support especial characters, such as blank.

The function that the reboot configuration can be delayed going into effect was added.

The BPDU guard feature was added.

The PPPOE agent feature was added.

The Dot1x feature was added.

The CCP feature was added.

The function than the VLAN 1 can be removed in the Trunk port was added.

6.12 Version REAP 1.0.9 The constraint of CIR and EIR in the QoS configuration was removed, and EIR can be 0.

The stability of Telnet function was enhanced.

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The switch performance of G.8032 was optimized.

The switch performance of G.8031 was optimized.

The capability for electrical SFP of 10/100/1000 BASE-T self-adaption was enhanced and it was allowed to configure the working rate as 100Mbps.

Radius functionality was enhanced, adding accounting information display in the result of the command show radius-server.

The stability of TACACS+ primary and secondary servers switch was optimized.

The default time of ISCOM2924GF Start-up was changed to 2010/01/01-00:00:00.

6.13 Version REAP 1.0.1 L2CP enhancements were added.

“Show tech-support” command was added.

The entrance passport of the privilege user mode can be null.

The optical portoptimized to support theforcing of the line speed as 100M (USFP-

GE/AN-R 10/100/1000BASE-T SFP).

The TPID of Port was added.

The stability of management was enhanced.

If the VLAN of access mode port is not 1, the access VLAN will not include VLAN 1.

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Release Notes 7 Resolved Issue List


7 Resolved Issue List

7.1 Version REAP1.2.28 Configuring G.8031 and G.8031 on the deleted backup interface fails.

Interface backup and link aggregation fail to cooperate with each other.

When a Link Aggregation Group (LAG) is disabled, its member learns a MAC address.

After it is enabled, the MAC address is not deleted.

When a command is being executed or packets are kept being sent for a period, the directly-connected device cannot be pinged through.

The G.8032 switchover time of the port-channel-based port exceeds 50ms.

When the fan is powered off, no Trap message can be sent.

7.2 Version REAP1.1.641 Configurations of the SSH2 server cannot be loaded.

When the electrical interface of the downlink Combo interface is forced with high priority and it is connected with the Ethernet cable, inserting an electrical SFP module

into the optical interface causes it to become Down.

7.3 Version REAP 1.1.608 The historical statistics of ICMP SLA delay operation scheduling is incorrect.

The alarms on the remote RC552 managed by the ISCOM2924GF-4C are abnormal.

If the action to be taken after LBD is discarding, the device goes out of control.

After TCP stateful test, the bandwidth declines and the device crashes.

7.4 Version REAP 1.1.569 In DHCP client lease agreement, modifying the system clock causes the starting time of

lease agreement abnormal.

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When secure MAC module source is lost, MAC addresses stop aging occasionally.

Port backup switching time is longer than 70ms.

When the Up MEP is uplink connected through the link aggregation port, it fails to discover the remote device.

7.5 Version REAP 1.1.545 In selective QinQ, the bandwidth profile matches the inner VLAN on the egress interface.

Information discovered by DOWN MEP CCM is incomplete and the MAC address learned by DOWN MEP CCM cannot be displayed.

The middleware cannot respond to the LT packet when only MIP is configured on it.

It always displays that packets are lost when testing SLA packet loss ratio.

Layer 3 packets are flooded to the CPU after hardware entries are deleted because ARP

is aged.

EIR is not set to 0 when configuring Policy without configuring EIR.

CPU utilization is suddenly increased in a short period after the switch runs for a while.

Device management is influenced when the follow-up action of LBD detection is set to discarding.

Solved Issue ESW00003888 :EFM - Link fault does not work on interface port 25-28 in ISCOM2924GF-4GE.

Solved Issue ESW00005516 :FLOWCONTROL – Flow control does not work on

interfaces 25-28 in ISCOM2924GF-4GE.

After port security MAC module violates, if the number of source discarded MAC addresses exceeds 200, they cannot be aged.

Solved Issue ESW00005524 :Link-State-Trace – Channel groups could not be configured as a Link-State-Trace downstream.

7.6 Version REAP 1.1.150 The mean value of jitter may be smaller than the minimum value in SLA statistics.

The session cannot be re-used after closing the configuration interface when logging into the switch through PC Telnet to view dynamic statistics.

The VLAN configuration mode display information is incorrect when the ISCOM 2924GE-4C manages the RC552GE(D).

The burst value may be abnormal during interface traffic statistics.

7.7 Version REAP 1.1.123 L2CP UNI interface cannot distinguish management BPDU packets from transparent

BPDU packets

The system crashes when the IP interface is configured.

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7.8 Version REAP 1.1.75 LACP interconnection between the switch and Cisco 3400E.

The default gateway does not take effect when theIP address of out-of-band interface

changes.

Fail to delete the default gateway after the IP address is deleted.

7.9 Version REAP 1.1.50 Failed to load the configuration information of the SNMPv3 user after reboot.

The specified password is invalid.

The overhead of Ping delay system is over great.

Switches cannot be managed due to memory leak of cluster packets.

There is a problem about the SLA historical table.

Fail to display cluster member ARP.

There is a grammatical mistake in the prompt displayed during the software upgrade.

Bandwidth 900 Mbit/s speed is inaccurate.

LLCF causes a no shutdown problem and failover causes a configuration load problem.

The UNI electrical interface cannot Link UP when it is configured with force speed and duplex.

CIR can be set to 0 for bandwidth profile.

Hierarchical bandwidth profile adopts MEF model.

CPU cannot send broadcast packets from Block ports.

When configured with 128 down MEP, CFM display improperly.

VLAN translation cannot take effect when configured selective QinQ is deleted from a port.

L3 Dyinggasp trap can be sent through non-VLAN 1 and non-directly-connected network.

Fail to acquire LLDP management address TLV.

The SYS LED is Blinking Green after the switch is booted without performing any configuration.

7.10 Version REAP 1.1.34 Erroneous Fan alarm and outputted print information error.

The initial status of G.8032 would be incorrect, when the G.8032 function was used with LACP function.

Failed to load the configuration of Loopback detection after reboot.

The system uptime will be rollback during 24 days.

When the ISCOM2110 accessed to switch in Dual-homing mode, some ping frame will

be lost.

There is no power monitor alarm when boot with only one power modular on board.

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7.11 Version REAP 1.0.32 There will have some conflict when UP MEP and DOWN MEP co-exist in a CFM

configuration.

Changing of the port mode will cause OAM connection to be lost after creating 4k VLAN.

The link state tracking will cause the port flapping.

Failed to load the configuration of EFM send cycle.

The show running information will incorrect after closing the MAC address learning

function.

The private Ethernet ring protocol can’t be close.

7.12 Version REAP 1.0.9 There is something wrong when CFM function is used with G.8031 ELPS.

It will print threshold event syslog after OAM running a long time.

The SFP consultationprocess will cause the port to not become operationally up in some situation.

It is error When remove the bundling relationship of DHCP snooping bundling table.

There is something wrong on the display of the last traceroute hop of CFM.

The packet statistics of a port may be inaccurate.

The configuration lost after LACP Mode changing.

7.13 Version REAP 1.0.1 The OAM may lose the remote MEP when configuration write and show running-config

commands.

Failed to load the configuration of L3 port TPID value.

NDP packet forwarding function issue.

There is some restriction on the configuration of the rate-limiting function.

Compatibilityissue in the CFM process with G.8031, G.8032.

LACP interoperation between ISCOMand CISCOdevice.

SSH command key authentication issue.

If electrical port is configured first on the combo port, the Optical port which be inserted in 100M optical SFP does not become operational.

When the combo optical port is configured with a 1000M optical SFP and is forced to be 100M, the port does not become operational.

The QoS policy of IP priority failed to apply on the egress.

The DHCP snooping function affected the E-LMI trap function.

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Release Notes 8 CLI Command Changes


8 CLI Command Changes

8.1 Version REAP 1.2.4

8.1.1 Added new CLI commands–hwmonitor

No. Format

1 alarm hwmonitor period <1-5>

no alarm hwmonitor period

2 show alarm hwmonitor period

8.1.2 Added new CLI commands–CFM

No. Format

1 show ethernet cfm errors database [level ]

2 clear ethernet cfm errors database [level ]

8.1.3 Added new CLI commands–auto-provision

No. Format

1 auto-provision tftp-server A.B.C.D

no auto-provision tftp-server

2 auto-provision rule [<80000-89999>[prefixFILENAME][postfixFILENAME]]

no auto-provision rule

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8.1.4 Added new CLI commands–bandwidth

No. Format

1 bandwidth-profile <"BANDWIDTH_INDEX_MIN"-"BANDWIDTH_INDEX_MAX"> description WORD

no bandwidth-profile <"BANDWIDTH_INDEX_MIN"-"BANDWIDTH_INDEX_MAX"> description

2 description WORD (CMD_HCOS_NODE)

no description (CMD_HCOS_NODE)

3 description WORD (CMD_HVLAN_NODE)

no description (CMD_HVLAN_NODE)

8.1.5 Added new CLI commands–peerbackup

No. Format

1 switchport peer-backup vlanlist vlanlist [md MD-NAME] ma MA-NAME level <0-

MAX_LEVEL> remote-mep <1- MAX_MEPID>

no switchport peer-backup

2 show switchport peer-backup [port <1-MAX_PORT>]

8.1.6 Added new CLI commands–arp

No. Format

1 arp detect-times <1-30>

8.1.7 Added new CLI commands–srouteCfg

No. Format

1 route distance { connected | static } distance

no route distance { connected | static }

2 route distance ospf { internal | external } distance

no route distance ospf { internal | external }

3 show ip route summary

4 show ip route detail

5 show ip route ( connected | static | ospf )

6 show ip route A.B.C.D [ detail ]

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No. Format

7 show ip route A.B.C.D A.B.C.D [ detail ]

8 show ip route A.B.C.D longer-prefixes [detail]

9 show ip route A.B.C.D A.B.C.D longer-prefixes [ detail ]

8.1.8 Added new CLI commands–SLA

No. Format

1 Sla maintenance {start |stop}

2 Sla performence-tier <5-16>

Coslabel{1-8} delay <1-5000000>

Coslabel {1-8} jitter <1-5000000>

Coslabel {1-8} loss-rate <1-100000>

Coslabel {1-8} availability <1-100000>

Description WORD

3 Show sla performence-tier [profile-num]

8.1.9 Added new CLI commands–RSOM

No. Format

1 Customer description contact phone

Note: Support config mode

2 Sla maintenance start-time HH:MM:SS stop HH:MM:SS

3 sla cos-label {1-8}

4 sla remote-mep {1-8191}

5 Sla performence-tier <1-16>

6 Sla start

7 Sla stop

8 Show sla maintenance

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No. Format

9 show service service-name performance remote-mep <1-8191>

10 loopback ethertype HHHH

11 loopback remote-mep {1-8191}

12 loopback (enable|disable)

8.1.10 CLI Command changes–auto-provision

New Format Old Format

service config filename rule [<80000-89999>

[prefix FILENAME][postfix FILENAME]]

service config filename rule [<80000-89999>]

show service config filename rule [<80000-

89999> [prefix FILENAME][postfix FILENAME]

show service config filename rule

[<80000-89999>]

8.1.11 CLI Command changes–arp


show arp $portname $portnum show arp ip <0 - MAX_SW_STR>

8.1.12 CLI Command changes–srouteCfg


ip route ipaddress (prefix | mask) nexthop

[distance]

ip route ip-address mask-length next-hop-

ip-address [ preference ]

no ip route ipaddress (prefix | mask) nexthop no ip route ip-address mask-length next-hop-ip-address

8.1.13 CLI Command changes–SLA


sla alarm Threshod (enable | disable) sla alarm setclear (enable | disable)

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8.2 Version REAP1.1.641

8.2.1 Added new CLI commands–GARP

No. Format

1 gvrp (enable|disable)

Note: Support config mode

2 gvrp (enable|disable)

Note: Support interface mode

3 gvrp registration (normal|fixed|forbidden)

4 clear (gvrp | garp)$portname $portlist statistics

5 garp timer join <20-20000>

garp timer leave <60-20000>

garp timer leaveall <500-20000>

no garp timer (join|leave|leaveall)

6 show (garp | gvrp)

7 show (garp | gvrp)$portname $portlist

8 show (garp | gvrp)$portname $portlist statistics


8.3.1 CLI Command changes–SLA


sla alarm (availabilitychange | threshold) (enable

| disable)

sla alarm (availabilitychange | setclear)

(enable | disable)

8.3.2 Removed CLI commands–IP routing

No. Format

1 ip routing

2 no ip routing

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8.3.3 Added new CLI commands–Service

No. Format

1 sdp ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum [secondary]

2 no sdp [secondary]


8.4.1 Added new CLI commands–Telnet

No. Format

1 no telnet-server accept $portname $portlist

8.4.2 Added new CLI commands–System

No. Format

1 [no] bypass-enable (radius|tacacs+)

8.4.3 Added new CLI commands–MacThreshold

No. Format

1 mac-address-table trap (enable|disable)

2 mac-address-table mac-move (enable|disable)

8.4.4 Added new CLI commands–Syslog

No. Format

1 clear logging file

8.4.5 Added new CLI commands–IgmpVlanCopy

No. Format

1 [no] igmp vlan-copy

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No. Format

2 [no] igmp vlan-copy ($portname|$portname_c) $portlist

3 igmp vlan-copy mcast-vlan<1-4094> group A.B.C.D [A.B.C.D]

no igmp vlan-copy mcast-vlan<1-4094> group A.B.C.D [A.B.C.D]

4 igmp vlan-copy mcast-vlan <1-4094> group any

no igmp vlan-copy mcast-vlan <1-4094> group any

5 show igmp vlan-copy interface

show igmp vlan-copy ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

show igmp vlan-copy member [ ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum ]

show igmp vlan-copy member user-vlan <1-4094>

show igmp vlan-copy

show igmp vlan-copy vlan-group [mcast-vlan <1-4094>]

6 [no] igmp vlan-copy static vlan <1-4094> group A.B.C.D ($portname|$portname_c)

$portnum copy-vlan-list {1-4094}

no igmp vlan-copy static vlan <1-4094> group A.B.C.D ($portname|$portname_c)

$portnum copy-vlan-list

7 show igmp vlan-copy-table [count]

show igmp vlan-copy-table vlan <1-4094> [count]

8.4.6 CLI Command changes –Service


sdp ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

no sdp ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

sdp $portname $portnum

no sdp $portname $portnum

sap ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum [leaf]

no sap ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

sap $portname $portnum [leaf]

no sap $portname $portnum

8.4.7 CLI Command changes –CFM


service mep down mpid <1-8191>($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

[priority <0-7>]

service mep down mpid <1-8191>$portname $portnum [priority <0-

7>]

[no] service mip ($portname|$portname_c)

$portnum

[no] service mip $portname $portnum

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8.4.8 CLI Command changes-MacThreshold


mac-address-table threshold <1-1024> mac-address-table threshold <1-255>


8.5.1 CLI Command changes-bandWidth


bandwidth-profile index cir circbs cbs [color-

aware]

bandwidth-profile index cir circbs cbseir eirebs

ebs [color-aware [coupling]]

bandwidth-profile index cir circbs

cbs[eir eirebs ebs] [color-aware]

bandwidth coslist cos-list bwp-index

Note: Cos-list means coslable-list.

bandwidth coslist cos-list bwp-index

Note: Cos-list means PCP in the frame.

bandwidth (ingress|egress)$portname $portnum

vlan <1-4094> coslist {0-7}


bandwidth (ingress|egress)$portname

$portnum vlan <1-4094> coslist {0-7}


no bandwidth coslistcos-list




bandwidth ingress ($portname | $portname_c) $portnum bwp-index

bandwidth ingress $portname $portnum bwp-index

bandwidth ingress ($portname | $portname_c) $portnumbwp-indexhierarchy-vlanhv-bwp-index

bandwidth ingress $portname $portnumbwp-indexhierarchy-vlanhv-

bwp-index

no bandwidth ingress ($portname | $portname_c)$portnum

no bandwidth ingress $portname$portnum

bandwidth ingress ($portname |

$portname_c)$portnumvlanvlanidbwp-index

bandwidth

ingress$portname $portnumvlanvlanidbwp-index

bandwidth ingress ($portname |

$portname_c)$portnumvlanvlanidbwp-indexhierarchy-coshc-bwp-index

bandwidth ingress

$portname $portnumvlanvlanidbwp-indexhierarchy-coshc-bwp-index

no bandwidth ingress ($portname |

$portname_c) $portnum vlanvlanid

no bandwidth ingress

$portname $portnum vlanvlanid

bandwidth ingress ($portname | $portname_c) $portnumvlanvlanid coslist cos-list bwp-index

bandwidth ingress $portname $portnumvlanvlanidcoslistcos-list bwp-index

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no bandwidth ingress ($portname | $portname_c) $portnumvlanvlanidcoslistcos-list

no bandwidth ingress $portname $portnumvlanvlanidcoslistcos-list

show bandwidth ($portname | $portname_c)

$portlist

show bandwidth $portname $portnum

show bandwidth ($portname | $portname_c) $portlist vlan [vlanlist]

show bandwidth $portname $portnum vlanvlanid

show bandwidth-profile [index] show bandwidth-profile (all | index)

show hierarchy-cos-bandwidth profile [hc-bwp-index]

show hierarchy-cos-bandwidth profile hc-bwp-index

show hierarchy-vlan-bandwidth profile [ hv-bwp-index]

show hierarchy-vlan-bandwidth profile hv-bwp-index

show bandwidth-status $portname $portlist show bandwidth-status $portname $portnum

8.5.2 CLI Command changes-linksTrack


link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP> link-state-tracking group upstream

group-id

link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP>

upstream cfm-mepid <1-MAX_MEPID_STR>

[ma-name MANAME]

link-state-tracking group GroupID

upstream cfm-mepid mep-id


upstream elps-8031-link <1-MAX_ELPS_LINK_STR>

link-state-tracking group GroupID

upstream elps-8031-link elps-id

link-state-tracking group <1-

MAX_GROUP>action modify-pvid <1-4094> $portname portlist

link-state-tracking processing modify-

pvid pvid


action (delete-vlan | suspend-vlan) <1-4094>

link-state-tracking group action delete-

vlan vlan-id

link-state-tracking group action suspend-vlan vlan-id


action flush-g8032 {1-MAN_G8032_RING_STR} link-state-tracking processing flush-g8032 ring-id


action flush-ering {1-MAN_G8032_RING_STR} link-state-tracking processing flush-ering ring-id

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8.5.3 Added new CLI commands–linksTrack

No. Format

1 link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP> upstream link-aggregation <1-

MAX_LINK_GROUP_STR>

2 link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP> upstream port-backup

($portname|$portname_c) $portnum ($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

3 link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP> upstream flush-mac-signal

4 no link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP > upstream

5 no link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP >downstream

6 link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP> action send-flush-mac-signal

7 no link-state-tracking group <1-MAX_GROUP> action

8 link-state-tracking group <1- MAX_GROUP > trap (enable | disable)

8.5.4 Removed CLI commands–linksTrack

No. Format

1 no link-state-tracking group

2 link-state-tracking processing mode fault-action

3 no link-state-tracking processing flush-g8032

4 no link-state-tracking processing flush-ering

5 show link-state-tracking port-list port-list

8.5.5 Added new CLI commands-Phy

No. Format

1 show detail $portname $portlist

8.5.6 Removed CLI commands–Phy

No. Format

1 media priority (fiber | copper)

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8.5.7 CLI Command changes-Qinq


switchport vlan-mapping cvlan {1-4094} [cos <0-

7>] add-outer<1-4094> [cos <0-7>] [translate

<1-4094>|remove]

Note: Support port-channel mode

switchport vlan-mapping cvlan {1-4094}

add-outer <1-4094> [cos<0-7>]

[translate <1-4094>|remove]

no switchport vlan-mapping cvlan {1-4094}[cos

<0-7>]


no switchport vlan-mapping cvlan {1-4094}

switchport vlan-mapping outer<1-4094>

translate <1-4094>


switchport vlan-mapping outer<1-

4094> translate <1-4094>

no switchport vlan-mapping outer {1-4094}


no switchport vlan-mapping outer {1-

4094}

switchport vlan-mapping outer <1-4094>inner

<1-4094> translate <1-4094><1-4094>


switchport vlan-mapping outer <1-4094>inner <1-4094> translate <1-

4094><1-4094>

no switchport vlan-mapping outer {1-4094} inner

{1-4094}


no switchport vlan-mapping outer {1-4094} inner {1-4094}

8.5.8 Added new CLI commands-Qinq

No. Format

1 switchport vlan-mapping cvlan priority-tagged [cos <0-7>] add-outer <1-4094>[cos<0-7>] [translate <1-4094>|remove]

no switchport vlan-mapping cvlan priority-tagged [cos<0-7>]


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8.5.9 CLI Command changes-QOS


[no] mls qos queue <1-MAX_QUEUE_STR>

shaping cir<MIN_SHAPER_RATE_STR-MAX_SHAPER_RATE_STR>[cbs<MIN_SHAPE_B

URST_STR-MAX_SHAPE_BURST_STR>]

pir< MIN_SHAPER_RATE_STR-MAX_SHAPER_RATE_STR>

[pbs< MIN_SHAPE_BURST_STR-MAX_SHAPE_BURST_STR>]

[no]mls qos queue <1-

MAX_QUEUE_STR> shaping

cir<MIN_SHAPER_RATE_STR-

MAX_SHAPER_RATE_STR>

[cbs < MIN_SHAPE_BURST_STR-MAX_SHAPE_BURST_STR>]

eir < MIN_SHAPER_RATE_STR-MAX_SHAPER_RATE_STR>

[ebs< MIN_SHAPE_BURST_STR-

MAX_SHAPE_BURST_STR>

mls qos queue <1-MAX_QUEUE_STR>

shaping <MIN_SHAPER_RATE_STR-MAX_SHAPER_RATE_STR>

< MIN_SHAPER_RATE_STR-MAX_SHAPER_RATE_STR>

8.5.10 CLI Command changes-Cluster


no cluster vlan [$portname $portlist] no cluster vlan

8.5.11 CLI Command changes-UpGrade


download (bootstrap | system-boot | startup-config) (ftp|sftp) A.B.C.DUSERNAME PASSWORD FILENAME[schedule-list <0-99>]

download (bootstrap | system-boot | startup-config) ftp A.B.C.D USERNAME PASSWORD FILENAME

download startup-config (ftp|sftp) A.B.C.D

USERNAME PASSWORD FILENAME

reservedevcfg[schedule-list<0-99>]

download startup-config ftp A.B.C.D

USERNAME PASSWORD FILENAME

reservedevcfg

download (bootstrap | system-boot | startup-

config) tftp A.B.C.D FILENAME[schedule-

list<0-99>]

download (bootstrap | system-boot |

startup-config) tftp A.B.C.D FILENAME

download startup-config tftp A.B.C.D FILENAME

reservedevcfg[schedule-list<0-99>]

download startup-config tftp A.B.C.D FILENAME reservedevcfg

upload (system-boot | startup-config| logging-file) (ftp|sftp) A.B.C.D USERNAME PASSWORD FILENAME

upload (system-boot | startup-config| logging-file) ftp A.B.C.D USERNAME PASSWORD FILENAME

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8.5.12 Added new CLI commands-UpGrade

No. Format

1 upload FILENAME (ftp|sftp) A.B.C.D USERNAME PASSWORD FILENAME[schedule-

list<0-99>]

2 upload FILENAME tftp A.B.C.D FILENAME[schedule-list<0-99>]

8.5.13 Added new CLI commands-Cli

No. Format

1 login-trap (enable |disable)

2 console (open |close)

8.5.14 Added new CLI commands-Ntp

No. Format

1 ntp poll-interval <6-10>

2 no ntp poll-interval

8.5.15 Added new CLI commands-LoadCfg

No. Format

1 start-up (main|backup)

2 show startup-config selection

8.5.16 Added new CLI commands-User

No. Format

1 password check (simple |complex)

8.5.17 Added new CLI commands-LoopBack

No. Format

1 interface loopback <0-MAX_LB_STR>

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8.5.18 CLI Command changes-CFM


service mep [up] mpid<1-

8191>($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

[priority <0-7>]

service mep [up] mpid <1-

8191>($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

service mep down mpid <1-8191>$portname

$portnum [priority <0-7>]

service mep down mpid <1-

8191>$portname $portnum

service remote-mep {1-8191}($portname|$portname_c) $portnum

service remote-mep {1-8191} $portname

$portnum

8.5.19 Added new CLI commands-CFM

No. Format

1 service rdi (enable|disable) mep ({1-8191}|all)

2 service pm (enable|disable) mep ({1-8191}|all)

3 service mip auto-create (enable|disable)

4 [no] service mip $portname $portnum

8.5.20 Removed CLI commands–CFM

No. Format

1 clear ethernet cfm remote-mep [level <0-7>]

2 clear ethernet cfm errors [level <0-7>]

8.5.21 CLI Command changes-PortStats


show interface ($portname | $portname_c)

$portlist statistics

show interface $portname $portlist

statistics

show interface statistics dynamic ($portname | $portname_c) $portnum [detail]

show interface statistics dynamic $portname $portnum [detail]

clear interface ($portname| $portname_c) $portlist

statistics

clear interface $portname $portlist

statistics

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8.5.22 CLI Command changes-SLA


sla schedule {1-65535} life (<1-604800> | forever)

Note: Support schedule mode.

sla schedule {1-65535} life (<1-604800> |

forever)

sla schedule {1-65535}


sla schedule {1-65535}

sla schedule {1-65535} life (<1-604800> | forever)

period <1-604800>


sla schedule {1-65535} life (<1-604800> |

forever) period <1-604800>

8.5.23 Added new CLI commands-Radius

No. Format

1 aaa command authorize (enable|disable)

8.5.24 Added new CLI commands-Vlan

No. Format

1 fid <1-4097>

8.5.25 Added new CLI commands-OutBand

No. Format

1 management-port dhcp server (enable|disable)

2 show management-port dhcp server

8.5.26 Added new CLI commands-Service

No. Format

1 (eline|elan|etree|eaccess) ID

no (eline|elan|etree|eaccess) ID

2 type (uni|inni|enni)

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No. Format

3 sdp vlan <1-4094>

no sdp vlan

sdp $portname $portnum

no sdp $portname $portnum

4 sap $portname $portnum [leaf]

no sap $portname $portnum

5 far-end remote-mep <1-8191> SAP-ID

no far-end remote-mep <1-8191>

6 customer DESCRIPTION CONTACT PHONE

no customer

7 cos-label<1-8> LABEL

8 show service

show service SERVICE-NAME config

show service SERVICE-NAME


8.6.1 CLI Command changes-extOam


vlan (forbid | dot1q) vlan (forbid | dot1q| port)

8.6.2 CLI Command changes-CFM


service CSIID level <0-7>

Note: the length of CSIID is less than 14

service CSIID level <0-7>

Note: the length of CSIID is less than 13

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8.7.1 Added new CLI commands-L2CP

No. Format

1 l2cp peer vlan <1-4094>

no l2cp peer vlan

2 l2cp HHHH.HHHH.HHHH (peer|discard)

no l2cp HHHH.HHHH.HHHH

l2cp profile (default1|default2|default3)

8.7.2 Added new CLI commands-SysCli

No. Format

1 show memory [detail]

8.7.3 CLI Command changes-SysCfg


system mtu<1522-12288> system mtu<1522-9216>

8.7.4 CLI Command changes-L2CP


l2cp all (peer|discard) l2cp all (peer|discard|tunnel)

l2cp cisco (peer|discard|tunnel) l2cp (cdp|vtp|udld|pvst|pagp)

(peer|discard|tunnel)

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8.8.1 Added new CLI commands-FanMonitor

No. Format

1 fan-monitor trap send (enable | disable)

8.8.2 Added new CLI commands-QOS

No. Format

1 mlsqos trust cos inner

8.8.3 Added new CLI commands-QinQ

No. Format

1 switchport reject-frame untagged

switchport reject-frame tagged

no switchport reject-frame

2 Switchportvlan-mapping-miss discard

no switchportvlan-mapping-miss

8.8.4 CLI Command changes-Phy


speed (auto | 10 | 100 | 1000) speed (auto | 10 | 100 | 1000 | 10000)

8.9 Version REAP 1.1.50 No CLI commands changes.

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8.10.1 CLI Command changes-QinQTunnel


Switchportqinq dot1q-tunnel[default-cvlan<1-

4094>] Switchportqinq dot1q-tunnel

8.10.2 CLI Command changes-VLAN Stacking


Switchportvlan-mapping cvlan {1-4094} add-

outer <1-4094> [cos<0-7>] [translate <1-4094>|remove]

Switchportvlan-mapping cvlan {1-4094}

add-outer <1-4094>

8.10.3 CLI Command changes-VLAN Mapping


no switchportvlan-mapping cvlan {1-4094} no switchportvlan-mapping vlan-mapping-id

no switchportvlan-mapping add-outer

<1-4094>

Switchportvlan-mapping outer <1-4094>

translate <1-4094> Switchportvlan-mapping { egress | ingress } {1-4094} translate <1-4094>

no switchportvlan-mapping outer {1-4094} no switchportvlan-mapping { egress |

ingress } vlan-mapping-id

no switchportvlan-mapping { egress | ingress } translate <1-4094>

show switchport$portname$portlistvlan-mapping

translate

show interface $portname $portlistvlan-

mapping { egress | ingress } translate

show switchport $portname $portlistqinq show switchportqinq

show switchport$portname$portlistvlan-mapping

add-outer

show interface $portname$portlistvlan-

mapping add-outer

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8.10.4 Added new CLI commands-VLAN Mapping

No. Format

1 Switchportvlan-mapping outer <1-4094> inner <1-4094> translate <1-4094><1-

4094>

no switchportvlan-mapping outer <1-4094> inner <1-4094>

8.10.5 Added new CLI commands - QoS

No. Format

1 bandwidth-profile indexcircircbscbs [eireirebsebs] [color-aware]

no bandwidth-profile index

no hierarchy-cos bandwidth-profile hc-bwp-index

2 hierarchy-cos bandwidth-profile hc-bwp-index

bandwidth coslistcos-listbwp-index


no hierarchy-vlan bandwidth-profile hv-bwp-index

3 hierarchy-vlan bandwidth-profile hv-bwp-index

bandwidth vlanlistvlan-listbwp-index

no bandwidth vlanlistvlan-list

4 bandwidth <ingress | egress>$portname $portnumbwp-index

no bandwidth <ingress | egress>$portname$portnum

5 bandwidth ingress $portname$portnumbwp-indexhierarchy-vlanhv-bwp-index

no bandwidth ingress $portname$portnum

6 bandwidth <ingress | egress>$portname$portnumvlanvlanidbwp-index

no bandwidth <ingress | egress> $portname$portnumvlanvlanid

7 bandwidth ingress $portname$portnumvlanvlanidbwp-index hierarchy-coshc-bwp-index

no bandwidth ingress $portname$portnumvlanvlanid

8 bandwidth <ingress | egress>$portname$portnumvlanvlanidcoslistcos-listbwp-index

no bandwidth <ingress | egress>$portname$portnumvlanvlanidcoslistcos-list

9 bandwidth dei (enable | disable)

10 bandwidth color-aware (enable | disable)

11 show bandwidth $portname$portnum

12 show bandwidth $portname$portnumvlanvlanid

13 show bandwidth-profile (all | index)

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No. Format

14 show hierarchy-cos-bandwidth profile hc-bwp-index

15 show hierarchy-vlan-bandwidth profile hv-bwp-index

16 show bandwidth-status $portname$portnum

8.10.6 Added new CLI commands - Multisystem

No. Format

1 show multisystem

2 multisystem select

8.10.7 CLI Command changes-SLA


Slaoper-num y1731-jitter { remote-mac mac-address | remote-mepmep-id} level level-idsvlanvlan-id [coscos-id] [interval interval]

Slaoper-num y1731-jitter { remote-mac

mac-address | remote-mepmep-id } level

level-idsvlanvlan-id [ cvlanvlan-id ]

[ coscos-id ] [ interval period ] [ packets

packets-num ] [ dm]

Slaoper-num y1731-pkt-loss { remote-mac mac-

address| }level level-idsvlanvlan-id [coscos-id]

[interval interval]

Slaoper-num y1731-pkt-loss { remote-

mac mac-address | remote-mepmep-id }

level level-idsvlanvlan-id [ cvlanvlan-id ]

[ coscos-id ] [ interval period ] [ packets

packets-num ]

sla y1731-jitter quick-input [level level-id]

[svlanvlan-id]

sla y1731-jitter quick-input [level level-id] [svlanvlan-id ] [ dm ]

show slaoper-num result show sla { all | oper-num } result

show slaoper-num history statistic show sla { all | oper-num } statistic

8.10.8 Added new CLI commands -SLA

No. Format

1 clear slaoper-num statics

2 Slaoper-num loss-rate-threshold loss-threshold

3 Slaoper-numdelay-threshold delay-threshold

4 Slaoper-num jitter-threshold jitter-threshold

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No. Format

5 Slaoper-numavailabilityavail-threshold

6 sla alarm {availabilitychange | setclear} {enable | disable}

7 show sla alarm configuration

8 show slaoper-num threshold

9 show slaoper-num current statistics

10 show slaoper-num avail-current statistics

11 show slaoper-num current bins

12 show slaoper-num avail-history statistic

13 show slaoper-numhistoy bins

8.10.9 Removed CLI commands -SLA

No. Format

1 Slaoper-num y1731-echo { remote-mac mac-address | remote-mepmep-id } level level-idsvlanvlan-id [ cvlanvlan-id ] [ coscos-id ] [ dm ]

2 sla y1731-echo quick-input [level level-id] [svlanvlan-id ] [ dm ]

8.10.10 Added new CLI commands -Loopback

No. Format

1 loopback mode {l1 | l2}

2 loopback rule smac HHHH.HHHH.HHHH [ethertypeHHHH ] [vlan<1-4094>]

3 loopback {enable | disable}

4 no loopback rule

5 show loopback [$portname$portlist]

6 show loopback statistics [ $portname $portlist ]

7 clear loopback statistics [$portname $portlist]

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8.10.11 Added new CLI commands–PHY

No. Format

1 port-type {copper | fiber100 | fiber1000 | fiber10000}

2 show interface $portname$portlist port-type

8.10.12 Added new CLI commands–VLAN


customer-vlan {1-4094} mgmt-vlanadd<1-4094> { forward |

termination }

no customer-vlan {1-4094} mgmt-vlan remove <1-4094>

show customer-vlan show mgmt-vlan


8.11.1 Added new CLI commands -CCP

No. Format

1 cache packet [$portname$portlist]

2 cache packet { ip-access-list | mac-access-list | access-list-map } <0-100>

3 cache packet length { header | all }

4 cache packet buffer-size <512-MAX_CCP_BUF_STR>

5 cache packet buffer override

cache packet buffer override auto-upload times { <1-1000> | infinite}

cache packet buffer nooverride [auto-upload]

6 clear cache packet buffer

7 cache packet upload-server tftpA.B.C.D

cache packet upload-server ftp A.B.C.DUSERNAMEPASSWORD

cache packet upload [clear-cache]

8 show cache packet[$portname$portlist]

9 show cache packet summary order [start-order <1-65535> counter <1-65535>]

10 show cache packet summary time from <0-23><0-59><0-59> [<1-65535>]

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No. Format

11 show cache packet summary time last <1-65535>

12 show cache packet detail <1-65535>

13 show cache packet statistics (protocol | mac) global

show cache packet statistics (protocol | mac) $portname$portlist

show cache packet statistics (protocol | mac) vlan<1-4094>

8.11.2 Added new CLI commands - Dot1x

No. Format

1 clear dot1x $portname$portlist statistics

2 dot1x {enable | disable}

3 dot1x auth-control {authorized-force | unauthorized-force | auto}

4 dot1x auth-control {portbased | macbased}

5 dot1x reauthentication {enable | disable}

6 dot1x timer reauth-period value

7 dot1x timer tx-period value

8 dot1x timer supp-timeout value

9 dot1x timer server-timeout value

10 dot1x timer quiet-period value

11 show dot1x $portname$portlist

12 show dot1x $portname$portliststatistics

13 show dot1x $portname$portlist user

14 show radius-server

8.11.3 Added new CLI commands -PPPoE+

No. Format

1 pppoeagent {disable | enable} (interface mode)

2 pppoeagent {enable | disable} (config mode)

3 pppoeagent circuit-id INFO

4 pppoeagent circuit-id attach-string STRING

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No. Format

5 pppoeagent remote-id format {binary | ascii}

6 pppoeagent remote-id {switch-mac | client-mac}

7 pppoeagent trust

8 pppoeagent vendor-specific-tag overwrite {enable | disable}

9 show pppoeagent [$portname$portlist]

10 show pppoeagent statistic [$portname$portlist]

11 clear pppoeagent statistic [$portname$portlist]

8.11.4 Added new CLI commands -BPDU guard

No. Format

1 spanning edge bpdu-guard {enable | disable} $portname$portlist

8.11.5 Added new CLI commands -Reboot

No. Format

1 show reboot info

8.11.6 CLI Command changes- Reboot


reboot [now | in <1- 1440>] reboot [now]

8.11.7 CLI Command changes- Tacacs+


tacacs-server key WORD

Note: Spaces and supported in the configured WORD

tacacs-server key WORD

Note: Does not support spaces in WORD

tacacs-server [backup] A.B.C.D [auth-port <1-

65535>]

tacacs-server [ backup ] A.B.C.D

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8.11.8 CLI Command changes- Radius


radius-key WORD

Note: Spaces are supported in the configured WORD

radius-key WORD

Note: Does not support spaces in WORD

8.12 Version REAP 1.0.9 No CLI commands changes


8.13.1 CLI Command changes-TPID


Raisecom(config-port)# mls double-tagging tpid HHHH

Raisecom(config)# mls double-tagging tpid HHHH

8.13.2 Added new CLI commands - tech-support

No. Format

1 show tech-support

8.13.3 Added new CLI commands -L2CP

No. Format

1 l2cp {enable | disable}

2 l2cp-profile profile-number

3 description WORD

4 l2cp { stp | slow-protocol | dot1x | elmi | lldp | garp | pvst | cdp | all } { peer | discard |

tunnel }

5 l2cp profile profile-number

6 l2cp tunnel-terminal

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7 l2cp dest-mac HHHH.HHHH.HHHH

8 clear l2cp statistics [$portname$portlist]

9 show l2cp-profile [profile-number]

10 show l2cp [$portname$portlist]

11 show l2cp statistics [$portname$portlist]

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Release Notes 9 Product Issue List


9 Product Issue List

9.1 Isssue ID: ESW00014158 Description: based on bandwidth guarantee on the egress direction of VLAN, if outer Tag of egress packets which carry inner Tag is removed, the policy of bandwidth guarantee will take effect on the inner Tag.

9.2 Isssue ID: ESW00011889 Description: the backup switchover time of the port-channel-based port exceeds 50ms.

9.3 Isssue ID: ESW00012501 Description: G.8031 does not support 1+1 unidirectional protection switchover.

9.4 Isssue ID: ESW00012616 Description: when one of multiple instances is configured, selection of root bridge in other instances may be incorrect.

9.5 Isssue ID: ESW00012620 Description: the Ethernet switchover time based on link aggregation exceeds 50ms.

9.6 Isssue ID: ESW00012902 Description: when one end is configured to 10 Mbit/s in full duplex mode and the other end is configured to 100 Mbit/s in full duplex mode, they communicate improperly.

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9.7 Isssue ID: ESW00013820 Description: SLA statistics about Down MEP based on port channel is incorrect.

9.8 Isssue ID: ESW00006557 Description: G.8032 performs FS or MS to switch services to RPL. When RPL fiber is

plugged, services are interrupted for 5s.

Description: no trap is sent when the fan fails.

9.9 Issue ID:ESW00003196 Description: ERPS - In some extreme cases, the time of protection switching could slightly

exceed 50ms, between 60ms-70ms. (The sending of jumbo frames with both MAC address and VLAN increased by degree with the line rate)

9.10 Issue ID:ESW00004403 Description: CFM – Down MEP does not work in native VLAN

9.11 Issue ID:ESW00004443 Description: LBD – When working in VLAN mode, LoopBack Detection may cause CPU

utilization to become high, if there are too many VLANs created.

9.12 Issue ID:ESW00004553 Description: IP source guard may not work in combination with QinQ together on the same interface.

9.13 Issue ID:ESW00005179 Description: Security MAC, when enabling sticky security MAC configuration, some MAC addresses could not be learned.

9.14 Issue ID:ESW00005151 Description: PHY – When using some copper SFPs modules (for instance, USFP-GE-01R or

USFP-FE/AN-R), port operations such as performing a port shutdown or a no shutdown maybe cause port link flapping.

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9.15 Issue ID:ESW00005541 Description: STP – Spanning TreeProtocol may not work correctly when configured on the channel group, it can lead to a port state error.

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