AEM CLI Introduction

AEM CLI Introduction
The Access EVDO Module (AEM) provides a AEM Command Line Interface (CLI) that
supports configuration, operation, and maintenance of the AEM.
1.1 AEM Command list
The following table shows the list of commands, parameters, and descriptions:
Table 1 Commands, parameters, and descriptions
Category Command and parameters Description

Category: AEM common CLI
config Logs you into the configuration
mode from the base mode.
exit Logs you out of the configuration
mode into the base mode.
logout Logs you out of the AEM CLI.
log-start Begins to display the AEM log in
the current CLI session
log-stop Stops the log display of the AEM
logs in the current CLI session
Category: AEM show CLI
>show all - show all commands display all
attributes values in AEM
>show <entity> [<idx1>] - All attributes can be displayed.
[<idx2>]
Category: AEM set CLI
> config - Attributes with write properties
(config)> set <entity> can be configured
[<idx1>] [<idx2>]<attributre> - lock, unlock, add, and delete
<values> are controlled by attribute
configuration.
Category: Alarm information CLI
get-alarm displays alarms
Software error (SWERR) CLI
swerrlog-file-all displays software error log files
stored in flash memory.
swerrlog-retrieval displays software error or
exception information stored in
flash memory
SW management CLI
sw-prepare prepare for operation
sw-install <tar-gz file name> Installs operation
sw-activate activates operation
sw-commit commits operation
sw-rollback rollbacks operation
sw-version-check displays version of all software
loads
sw-card-block blocks AEM card operation
sw-card-unblock unblocks AEM card operation
sw-boot boot operation
sw-flash-freesize flash disk free operation
sw-upgrade-state
Local account management CLI
passwd allows you to change your
password
whoami Shows the current username
accountmgt reset-passwd Resets a normal users password
accountmgt lock-account Locks an account
accountmgt unlock-account Unlocks an account
accountmgt make-account Creates a normal user account
accountmgt remove-account Removes a normal user account
accountmgt reset-accounts Resets all accounts to default
accounts
accountmgt clear Clears all account operation
before calling accountmgt
commit
accountmgt commit commits all the account
operation
accountmgt show-all-accounts Displays all the user accounts
activate-ssh-key Activates a new key for SSH
reset-ssh-key Resets the SSH key to the default
one
reset-snmpv3-passwd Resets SNMP V3 key to the
default one
emergency reset-accounts Resets all accounts to default
accounts (used by emergency
account)
emergency reset-ssh-key Resets the SSH key to the default
one (used by emergency
account)
emergency reset-snmpv3- Resets SNMP V3 key to the
passwd default one (used by emergency
account)
Network related CLI
show interface displays configuration and
statistics about network interface
show ip route displays IP routing table
Ping <ip-address> transmits an ICMP echo packet to
test network connectivity.
traceroute <ip-address> traces an IP packet from a source
node to a destination IP node.
nwk-check performs a sanity test on
Ethernet Interface.
firewall enable enables the firewall.
firewall show-rules displays the detailed information
for the installed rules and rule
group.
firewall show-stats displays the statistic counters
associated with all installed
locations.
firewall clear-stats resets and initializes the statistic
counters associated with all
installed locations.
firewall show-logs displays the detailed information
for the IP packet which has been
blocked by the firewall.
firewall clear-logs clears all the firewall logs in the
memory.
firewall enable-daisy-chain
firewall disable-daisy-chain
firewall show-daisy-chain-
config
Time related CLI
get-time displays the operation systems
time information
Script file handling
exec <script file name> executes a script.
commit commits configuration.
clear clears configuration.
decommission decommissions AEM.
sgmii-loopback-test
show-status
Reboot AEM card normally
Reboot AEM card normally
exec
history displays command history and
related information.
pagination turns on or turn off pagination
function of the current CLI
session.
inquiry turns on or turn off inquiry
function of the current CLI
session.
restore-lf-to-default restores lf data to default.
get-temp displays current temperature &
alarm threshold.
system modify user-label Use this command to config CLI
prompt.
show-lf-info Show the logging framework
related information
show changes
get-tca-average
set-t1-loopback
t1-loopback-test
mlppp-enable-mp-enc-ipcp
ecl config Enable or disable transmission of
the extended channel list
ecl show-channel-record Show enable flag and channel
records in the ecl-table
ecl add-channel-record Add a channel record in the ecl-
table
ecl remove-channel-record Remove a channel record in the
ecl-table
2 Common CLI
The CLI has different modes that provide access to different sets of commands. And CLI can
move into the other modes the following commands.
2.1 Permissions
AEMNormalUser: used for displaying parameters and simple testing like ping.
AEMAdmUser: allows you to enter the config mode and change AEM
parameters and use SW management commands.
2.2 config
CLI command mode moves from base mode to configuration mode. Only admin user can
enter config mode. Up to 7 sessions per AEM, user can access AEM CLI, but only one admin
user can enter config mode.
2.2.1 Syntax
config
config -force
The Admin-user can override and logout a config mode session using the force command.
2.2.2 Variable definitions
none
2.3 log-start
Use this command to displaying AEM log on the current CLI session. Only one user can start
logs.
2.3.1 Syntax
log-start [ -force ]
2.3.2 Job aid
Table 2 Optional command
Command Value
-force The -force option will logout an earlier sessions
2.4 log-stop
Use this command to stop displaying AEM log on the current CLI session.
2.4.1 Syntax
log-stop
2.5 exit
Moves you from the config mode moves to the base mode.
2.5.1 Syntax
config
exit
none
2.6 logout
Exit out of the CLI command console. You can use the logout command in config and base
modes.
2.6.1 Syntax
logout
none
3 AEM show CLI

The CLI has different modes that provide access to different sets of commands. And CLI can
move into the other modes the following commands.
Stop!
You can stop command results by typing "q" of "Q" when prompted by CLI.
3.1 Permissions
3.2 AEM show attributes of current configurations
Use this command to view assigned attributes and configurations in the AEM CLI.
3.2.1 Syntax
show all

Not applicable with an "all"
3.3 show modem
The CSM6800/6850 is a baseband cell site modem ASIC from Qualcomm that supports
CDMA2000 High Rate Packet Data system. The modem supports all the physical layer
functionality defined in C.S0024-A v3.0 standard. This table is for the configuration
parameters of CSM6850.
3.3.1 Syntax
show modem <attribute-name>
Table 3 Variable and value
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to modem.
3.4 show modem-qos-scheduler
CSM6850 provides forward link scheduler to fulfill the QoS requirements of various
applications while trying to maximize the FL capacity. The scheduler also provides
mechanisms to prioritize various applications. This table is for the configuration parameters
of scheduler on CSM6850.
3.4.1 Syntax
show modem-qos-scheduler <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to modem-qos-
scheduler.
<key-attribute-value> value for scheduler-set-id that should be in defined range.
(scheduler-set-id: scheduler table index)
3.5 show carrier
The part of the access network that is identified by CDMA Channel. This table is for the
configuration parameters of carrier.
3.5.1 Syntax
show carrier <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to -carrier.
<key-attribute-value> value for carrier-idx that should be in defined range. (carrier-
idx: carrier index)
3.6 show sector
The part of the access network that is identified by SectorID. This table is for the
configuration parameters of sector.
3.6.1 Syntax
show sector <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to sector.
<key-attribute-value> value for sector-idx that should be in defined range. (sector-
idx: sector index)
3.7 show sector-carrier
The part of the access network that is identified by (SectorID, CDMA Channel). This table is
for the configuration parameters of sector-carrier.
Shows the current sector-carrier based RUMBP configuration
3.7.1 Syntax
show sector-carrier <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value> <attribute-

name>
The part of the access network that is identified by (SectorID, CDMA Channel). This table is
for the configuration parameters of sector-carrier.
Variable Value
<key-attribute1-value> value for carrier-idx that should be in defined range. (sc-carrier-
idx: carrier index)
<key-attribute2-value> value for sector-idx that should be in defined range. (sc-sector-
idx: sector index)
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to common-
channel
3.7.2.1 Job aid
Table 8 Example command and system response
show sector-carrier <carrier-id> all detailed

rumbp-enable = 0
rumbp-first-radius-offset = 0
rumbp-second-radius-offset = 0
rumbp-third-radius-offset = 0
3.8 show common-channel
There is one Reverse Access Channel and one Forward Control Channel for each sector of
the access network. The Reverse Access Channel is used by access terminals to
communicate with the access network when they do not have a traffic channel assigned.
The Forward Control Channel carries data to be received by all access terminals monitoring
the Forward Channel. The Forward MAC Channel is dedicated to Medium Access Control
activities. This table is for the configuration parameters of common channels.
3.8.1 Syntax
show common-channel <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value> <attribute-

name>
Variable Value
<key-attribute1-value> value for common-ch-carrier-idx that should be in defined
range. (common-ch-carrier-idx: carrier index)
<key-attribute2-value> value for sector-idx that should be in defined range. (common-
ch-sector-idx: sector index)
channel
3.9 show neighbor
The access terminal estimates the strength of the Forward Channel transmitted by each
sector in its neighborhood. The access network broadcasts its neighboring sector's
information. This table is for the information of neighbor.
3.9.1 Syntax
show neighbor <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value> <key-attribute3-

value> <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<key-attribute1-value> value for nbr-carrier-idx that should be in defined range. (nbr-
carrier-idx: carrier index)
<key-attribute2-value> value for nbr-sector-idx that should be in defined range. (nbr-
sector-idx: sector index)
<key-attribute3-value> value for nbr-sector-idx that should be in defined range. (nbr-
idx: nbr-index)
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to neighbor
3.10 show admission-control
Admission Control is to admit/reject incoming flows based on the current system load. This
table is for the configuration parameters on Admission Control.
3.10.1 Syntax
show admission-control <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to admission-
control
3.11 show olpc
Power Control is fundamental to maximize Reverse air-link capacity. An Access Terminal's

(AT) transmit power is controlled to maintain a good quality reverse data link while
minimizing interference to other users. The OLPC algorithm is used to adjust the PCT (Power
Control Threshold) for the closed-loop power control to ensure a 1% PER on the reverse
traffic channel is. This table is for the configuration parameters of reverse link outer-loop
power control.
3.11.1 Syntax
show olpc <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to olpc
3.12 show load-reporter
Aggregate load is calculated using the number of active MAC Index, the active call count
and the number of active flow. Aggregate load is reported to AEM for MCTA. This table is for
the configuration parameters of aggregate load.
3.12.1 Syntax
show load-reporter <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to load-reporter
3.13 show card
AEM is the module which complies with the C.S0024-A v3.0 standard. This entity is for the
configuration parameters need to configure AEM itself and other entities. This entity also
provides the information to be used to identify all logs, alarms, inventory, and other
information about the AEM module that is sent to the CEMS.
3.13.1 Syntax
show card <attribute-name>

Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to card
3.14 show ap
AP (Application Processor) provides backhaul support, system control services, and timing
distribution to internal AEM components. AP block contains the MPC8569E processor, DDR
memory, Boot flash, log flash, RTC, EEPROM and SD card device. Application for OAM and
Call Agents runs on AP blocks. This table is for the operational state of the AEM AP block.
3.14.1 Syntax
show AP <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to AP
3.15 show mp
MP (Modem Processor) processes packets between the backhaul network and the 1xEV-DO
baseband interfaces. MP block contains the MPC8548 processor, DDR memory, Boot flash,
log flash, RTC and EEPROM. CSM6850 driver runs on MP block. This table is for the
operational state of the AEM AP block.
3.15.1 Syntax
show mp <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to mp
3.16 show hsspc

The High Speed Serial Protocol Controller (HSSPC) is an Ericsson proprietary design which
resides on a mini backplane(MBP). The (MBP) is normally used to connect the AEM to the
Metrocell's backplane.
The baseband data interfaces to the AEM module consist of HSSPC links which predefined
formats. The HSSPC link also provides a bi-directional HDLC link which will be used by the
AEM to obtain basic BTS status information and by the Metrocell to determine the health
status of the AEM.
Use this command to monitor HSSPC driver status and view configuration parameters.
3.16.1 Syntax
show hsspc <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to hsspc
3.17 show gps
The GPS entity provides information about the quality of the clock signal provided to the
AEM via the HSSPC link. Additional information from the GPSTM is also provided. If the DCG
does not have some of the information available, such as the position, those fields will be
set to invalid values. If any of the GPS state indicates that the timing source is not in a
position to provide service (unhealthy), the AEM will not be able to provide service.
3.17.1 Syntax
show gps <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to gps
3.18 show om
OM entity is used for OM of AEM.

3.18.1 Syntax
show om <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to om
3.19 show lf
LF (Logging Framework) entity is used for logs of AEM. Logs are defined in each APPs. Each
APPs can store logs to file by using LF function. LF provide the filter function composed FAs
and priority levels and store function to file in flash memory.
3.19.1 Syntax
show lf <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to lf
3.20 show overload-control
The overload control entity provides information about the configuration of overload control
3.20.1 Syntax
show overload-control <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to overload-
control
3.21 show tca
TCA (Threshold Crossing Alarm) entity is used for TCA alarm framework of AEM. This entity
provides the threshold and hysteresis value for the Threshold Crossing Alarm.
3.21.1 Syntax
show tca <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to tca
3.22 show mlppp
MLPPP improves data transmission and reception over multiple PPP links by creating a
virtual logical interface known as a multilink bundle. The AEM supports the PPP and MLPPP
protocols across its T1/E1 interfaces. This entity is for the configuration data for MLPPP.
3.22.1 Syntax
show mlppp <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to mlppp
3.23 show t1
The AEM connects to the AEC over an IP-based backhaul using up to four T1/E1 lines or two
Ethernet over a 10/100/1000Mbit/s connection and is managed by CEMS. This entity is for
the configuration data of T1.
3.23.1 Syntax
show t1 <attribute-name>

Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to t1
4 AEM Set default CLI

For changing configuration parameters, set CLI commands are used. Basically AEM SW will
process all set commands after retrieving commit command from CLI. Also, AEM SW will
start to check semantic rule about receiving CLI set commands after retrieving commit
command.
Stop!
You are in the config mode of the AEM CLI.
4.1 Permissions
4.2 set modem
The CSM6800/6850 is a baseband cell site modem ASIC from Qualcomm that supports
CDMA2000 High Rate Packet Data system. The modem hardware supports all the physical
layer functionality defined in the revision A of IS-856 standard. And also, the software
supports the functionality defined in the revision A of IS-856 standard and multi-carrier
service in revision B of IS-856. Use this procedure to configure parameters of
CSM6800/6850.
4.2.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set modem <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to modem
<values> value in a defined range
4.3 set modem-qos-scheduler
CSM6800 provides forward link scheduler to fulfill the QoS requirements of various
applications while trying to maximize the FL capacity. The scheduler also provides
mechanisms to prioritize various applications. Use this command to configure parameters of
scheduler on CSM6800/6850.
4.3.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set modem-qos-scheduler <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name>
<values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to modem-qos-
scheduler.
<key-attribute-value> value for scheduler-set-id that should be in defined range.
(scheduler-set-id: scheduler table index)
4.4 set carrier
Use this command to configure parameters of carrier.
4.4.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set carrier <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to carrier
<key-attribute-value> value for carrier-idx that should be in defined range. (carrier-
idx: carrier index)
4.5 set sector
Use this command toconfigure parameters of sector.
4.5.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set sector <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to sector
<key-attribute-value> value for sector-idx that should be in defined range. (sector-
idx: sector index)
4.6 set sector-carrier
The part of the access network that is identified by (SectorID, CDMA Channel). Use this
command to configure parameters of the sector-carrier.
4.6.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set sector-carrier <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value>
<attribute-name> <values>
>
> config
(config) > set sector-carrier <carrier-idx> <sector-idx> rumbp-enable <rumbp-
enable>
>
> config
(config) > set sector-carrier <carrier-idx> <sector-idx> rumbp-first-radius-
offset <rumbp-first-radius-offset>
>
> config
(config) > set sector-carrier <carrier-idx> <sector-idx> rumbp-second-radius-
offset <rumbp-second-radius-offset>
>
> config
(config) > set sector-carrier <carrier-idx> <sector-idx> rumbp-third-radius-
offset <rumbp-third-radius-offset>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to modem-sector-
carrier
<key-attribute1-value> value for carrier-idx that should be in defined range. (sc-carrier-
idx: carrier index)
<key-attribute2-value> value for sector-idx that should be in defined range. (sc-sector-
idx: sector index)
4.7 set common-channel
Reverser Access Channel, Forward Control Channel and Forward MAC Channel are common
channel. The Reverse Access Channel is used by access terminals to communicate with the
access network when they do not have a traffic channel assigned. The Forward Control
Channel carries data to be received by all access terminals monitoring the Forward Channel.
There is a separate Reverse Access Channel and Forward Control Channel for each sector of
the access network. The Forward MAC Channel is dedicated to Medium Access Control
activities. Use this command to configure parameters of common channels.
4.7.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set common-channel <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value>
<attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
channel
<key-attribute1-value value for carrier-idx that should be in defined range. (common-
ch-carrier-idx: carrier index)
<key-attribute2-value value for sector-idx that should be in defined range. (common-
ch-sector-idx: sector index)
4.8 set neighbor
The access terminal estimates the strength of the Forward Channel transmitted by each
sector in its neighborhood. The access network broadcasts its neighboring sectors
information. Use this command to view the information of neighbor.
4.8.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set neighbor <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value> <key-
attribute3-value> <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to neighbor
<key-attribute1-value value for nbr-carrier-idx that should be in defined range. (nbr-
idx: nbr-idx)
<key-attribute2-value value for nbr-sec-idx that should be in defined range. (nbr-
sector-idx: sector index)
<key-attribute3-value value for nbr-idx that should be in defined range. (nbr-idx:
carrier index)
4.9 set admission-control
Admission Control is to admit/reject incoming flows based on the current system load and
by predicting whether the incoming flow can be satisfactorily serviced. Use this command to
configure parameters on Admission Control.
4.9.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set admission-control <attribute-name> <values>

Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to admission-
control
4.10 set olpc
Power Control is fundamental to maximize system capacity. An Access Terminals (AT)

output power is controlled to maintain a good quality reverse data link while minimizing
interference. The algorithm used to adjust the PCT (Power Control Threshold) to used for
the closed-loop power control to ensure a 1% PER on the reverse traffic channel is the
reverse link outer-loop power control. Use this command to configure parameters of reverse
link outer-loop power control.
4.10.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set olpc <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to olpc
4.11 set load-reporter
Aggregate load is calculated normalized load using the number of active MAC Index, forward
link slot usage and ROT per each sector and CDMA Channel. Aggregate load is in unit of
percentage and each factor can have different weight. Aggregate load is reported to AEC for
MCTA. Use this command to configure parameters of the aggregate load.
4.11.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set load-reporter <attribute-name> <values>

Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to load-reporter
4.12 set card
AEM is the module which complies with revision A/B of the IS-856 TIA/EIA high data rate
standard. There are two types of AEM. One is the AEM-A which is based on Qualcomm
CSM6800, the other is the AEM-E which is based on Qualcomm CSM6850. The CSM6850
chipset offers enhanced Rev-B functionality, allowing end users to achieve higher forward
link peak rates and improved reverse link capacity. Use this command to configure
parameters needed to configure the AEM and other entities.
4.12.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set card <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to card
4.13 set gps
The GPS entity provides information about the quality of the clock signal provided to the
AEM via the HSSPC link. Additional information from the GPSTM is also provided. If the DCG
does not have some of the information available, such as the position, those fields will be
set to invalid values. If any of the GPS state indicates that the timing source is not in a
position to provide service (unhealthy), the AEM will not be able to provide service. Use this
command to configure parameters of GPS.
4.13.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set gps <attribute-name> <values>

Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to gps
4.14 set om
OM entity is used for OM of AEM.
4.14.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set om <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to om
4.15 set lf
LF (Logging Framework) entity is used for logs of AEM. Logs are defined in each APPs. Each
APPs can store logs to file by using LF function. LF provide the filter function composed FAs
and priority levels and store function to file in flash memory.
4.15.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set lf <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to lf
4.16 set overload-control
The overload control entity provides information about the configuration of overload control.
4.16.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set overload-control <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to overload-
control
4.17 set tca
TCA (Threshold Crossing Alarm) entity is used for TCA alarm framework of AEM. This entity
provides the threshold and hysteresis value for the Threshold Crossing Alarm.
4.17.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set tca <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to tca
4.18 set mlppp
MLPPP improves data transmission and reception over multiple PPP links by creating a
virtual logical interface known as a multilink bundle. The AEM supports the PPP and MLPPP
protocols across its T1/E1 interfaces. This entity is for the configuration data for MLPPP.
4.18.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set mlppp <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to mlppp
4.19 set t1
Ethernet over a 10/100/1000Mbit/s connection and is managed by CEMS. This entity is for
the configuration data of T1.
4.19.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set t1 <attribute-name> <values>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> attributes with write properties, which belong to t1
5 Alarm CLI
The get alarm command is used to display alarms.
5.1 Permissions
5.2 get-alarm
The get alarm command is used to display alarms.
5.2.1 Syntax
get-alarm
6 Backhaul
6.1 show backhaul
Ethernet over a 10/100/1000Mbit/s connection and is managed by CEMS.
Use the primary enet1 port(ethernet1/0/1) for general IP connectivity and to enter
bootloader configuration mode. The second Ethernet port on the AEM, labeled enet2 on the
card faceplate and ethernet1/0/2 in CLI output, can be optionally provisioned for IP
connectivity and then used as a general networking interface. It does not provide access to
the bootloader CLI. Use Ethernet port 1 for primary Ethernet backhaul and Ethernet port 2
for the craft interface or for advanced backhaul application that may be available in future
1xEV-DO release. When a T1 backhaul is used, either Ethernet port can be used.
Use this command to configure backhaul parameters.
6.1.1 Syntax
show backhaul <attribute-name>
Variable Value
<attribute-name> backhaul-link-selection
6.2 set backhaul
Ethernet over a 10/100/1000Mbit/s connection and is managed by CEMS.
Use the primary enet1 port(ethernet1/0/1) for general IP connectivity and to enter
bootloader configuration mode. The second Ethernet port on the AEM, labeled enet2 on the
card faceplate and ethernet1/0/2 in CLI output, can be optionally provisioned for IP
connectivity and then used as a general networking interface. It does not provide access to
the bootloader CLI. Use Ethernet port 1 for primary Ethernet backhaul and Ethernet port 2
for the craft interface or for advanced backhaul application that may be available in future
1xEV-DO release. When a T1 backhaul is used, either Ethernet port can be used for craft
purpose.
This command is for the status monitoring of backhaul.
6.2.1 Syntax
>
> config
(config) > set backhaul <attribute-name> <value>
Example 1
set backhaul backhaul-link-selection 0
Variable Value
<attribute-name> backhaul-link-selection
<value> 0 = Ethernet backhaul
1 = TI backhaul
7 Software error (SWERR) CLI

The following list of commands are available on the Software SWERR CLI.
swerrlog-file-all
swerrlog-retrieval
7.1 Permissions
7.2 swerrlog-file-all
This command displays software error log files stored in flash memory.
7.2.1 syntax
swerrlog-file-all
7.3 swerrlog-retrieval
This command displays software error log for exception information that stored in flash
memory.
7.3.1 syntax
swerrlog-retrieval
8 Software management CLI
8.1 Permissions
8.2 sw-prepare
Use this command to prepare upgrade or patch of AEM SW. This command backs up files
from an active directory to a backup directory.
Stop!
The "sw-prepare" command will not execute if the "activate" command has been executed.
8.2.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-prepare
8.3 sw-install
This command unpacks input gz file, checks and analyzes unpacked files for upgrade or
patch of AEM SW. Packed gz file should be located on /disk1/update directory.
Stop!
The sw-install command will not be executed if the sw-prepare command is not
executed.
8.3.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-install <gz file name>
Variable Value
<gz file name> software filename.
8.4 sw-activate
This command moves updated files from update directory to active directory. The "active"
command activates updated a.out. Once the activate command is executed, AEM card
rebooting will occur.
Stop!
The sw-activate command will not execute if the sw-prepare and sw-install commands
have not been executed.
8.4.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-activate
8.5 sw-commit
This command completes the upgrade/patch procedure. The "sw-commit" command fixes
update files as active a.out files and removes temporary backup files stored for sw-
rollback.
Stop!
The sw-commit command will not be executed if the sw-activate command is not
executed.
8.5.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-commit
8.6 sw-rollback
This command restores previous upgrade/patch.
Stop!
The "sw-rollback" command will not be executed if the "sw-commit" command is already
executed or if the "sw-activate" command is not executed.
8.6.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-rollback
8.7 sw-version-check
This command displays the SW components version and required SW components version
including gz file for upgrading/patching currently running on the system.
8.7.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-version-check
8.8 sw-card-block
This command blocks the AEM card.
8.8.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-card-block
8.9 sw-card-unblock
This command unblocks the AEM card.
8.9.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-card-unblock
8.10 sw-boot
This command unpacks input gz file, checks unpacked files and programs AEM firmware
loads into the flash disk. Packed gz file should be located on /disk1/update directory.
8.10.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-boot <gz file name>
8.11 sw-flash-freesize
This command returns the free size of the flash disk.
8.11.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-flash-freesize
8.12 sw-upgrade-state
This command shows the AEM's upgrade state. For example: the most recent upgrade state
is shown.
8.12.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sw-upgrade-state
9 Network management CLI

CLI commands used to show and set network information (IP, route table) are sub-
command of show and set. ping and traceroute are independent commands.
9.1 Permissions
9.2 show interface
Use this command to view the configuration and statistics of the specified interface.
Acceptable interface names are qefcc0, qefcc1, qefcc2 for Ethernet, and t1/1, t1/2, t1/3,
t1/4, ppp1/0/1, ppp1/0/2, ppp1/0/3, ppp1/0/4 for T1 and MLPPP. If the interface name is
not specified, all interfaces including the loopback interface will be shown.
9.2.1 syntax
show interface
show interface <interface-name>
Variable Value
<interface- qefcc0, qefcc1, and qefcc2 for ethernet.
name> t1/1, t1/2, t1/3, t1/4, ppp1/0/1, ppp1/0/2, ppp1/0/3, ppp1/0/4 for T1
and MLPPP.
9.3 show ip route
Use this command to view the system route table.
9.3.1 syntax
show ip route
9.4 ping
Use this command to transmit an ICMP echo packet to test network connectivity.
9.4.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > ping <gateway-ip-address>
Variable Value
<gateway-ip-address> ip-address
9.5 traceroute
Use this command to trace an IP packet to a destination IP node.
9.5.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > traceroute <gateway-ip-address>
Variable Value
<gateway-ip-address> ip-address
9.6 nwk-check
Perform this command to run a network check to identify why the AEM Ethernet Interface is
out-of-service.
9.6.1 syntax
nwk-check
9.7 firewall enable
Use this command to enable the firewall.
9.7.1 syntax
firewall enable
9.8 firewall show-rules
Use this command to display detailed information for all installed rules and rule groups.
9.8.1 syntax
firewall show-rules
9.9 firewall show-stats
Use this command to display statistical counters.
9.9.1 syntax
firewall show-stats
9.10 firewall clear-stats
Use this command to reset and initialize statistical counters.
9.10.1 syntax
firewall clear-stats
9.11 firewall show-logs
Use this command to reset and initialize the various statistic counters associated with all
installed locations.
9.11.1 syntax
firewall show-logs
9.11.2 Job aid
This command is used to displays the detail information of IP packet which has been blocked
or accepted by the firewall. When logging is specified, Wind River Firewall keeps the
following information for IP packets:
Table 49 Log output categories
date and time the packet arrived or departed

interface on which the packet arrived or departed
rule group and rule index within the group
action taken: passed (p) or blocked (b)
source IP address
source port for TCP/UDP packets
destination IP address
destination port for TCP/UDP packets
protocol
IP header length
total length
Maximum log capacity = 100 log entries
9.12 firewall clear-logs
Use this command clear all firewall logs in memory.
9.12.1 syntax
firewall clear-logs
9.13 firewall enable-daisy-chain
This command is used to change the Firewall rules from Stand Alone configuration to Daisy
Chain configuration. It should be always used in the anchor AEM in the Daisy Chain. If this
function is disabled, the traffic from/to the secondary AEM in the Daisy Chain will be blocked
by the anchor AEM.
9.13.1 syntax
firewall enable-daisy-chain
9.14 firewall disable-daisy-chain
This command is used to change the Firewall rules from Daisy Chain configuration to Stand
Alone configuration. It should be always used in the anchor AEM in the Daisy Chain. If this
function is disabled, the traffic from/to the secondary AEM in the Daisy Chain will be blocked
by the anchor AEM.
9.14.1 syntax
firewall disable-daisy-chain
9.15 firewall show-daisy-chain-config
This command is used to show whether the Firewall rules for Daisy Chain configuration is
enabled.
9.15.1 syntax
firewall show-daisy-chain-config
10 Time CLI
In CDMA system, all AEMs should be are each other and CDMA system time configuration is
based on both TOD (Time-Of-Date) messages and even second timing which come from BTS
with GPS module.
AEM has two different timing offset values. The first is local-time-offset which is one of
attributes belong to SPM (SectorParameterMessage), and this message is delivered over-
the-air. The access terminal will calculate its local time with it and display time information
in its display panel. The second is time-zone which is used for setting OS time in AEM.
Table 50 Setting time
Attribute Range Description

time-zone -720~720 Minute offset from UTC time.
Offset range : -12h(-720) ~ +14h(720)
10.1 Permissions
10.2 get-time
Use this command to view the current operating system time.
10.2.1 syntax
get-time
none
10.3 time-zone
When AEM is installed in green-field, both local-time-offset and time-zone need to be

configured according to the region.
For example, South Korea has time zone as UTC+09:00, which means 9 hours earlier than
the reference, GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Therefore, local-time-offset should be 18 and
time-zone should be 540.
10.3.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > set card <local-time-offset>
Variable Value
<local-time- Offset of local time from System time. local time offset from UTC. the unit
offset> of 30 minutes.
Range: -24~24
10.4 daylight-on
Use this command to set daylight savings time flag as on or off.
10.4.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > set card daylight-on <values>
Variable Value
<values> 0 = off
1 = on
10.5 daylight-start
Use this command to set the start time for daylight savings time to begins
10.5.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > daylight-start <time>

Variable Value
<time> <monthdayhour>
Example: 091000
10.6 daylight-end
Use this command to set the end time for daylight savings time to end.
10.6.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > daylight-end <time>
Variable Value
<time> <monthdayhour>
Example: 100100
10.7 show uptime
Use this command to display the uptime and star time of AP, MP, and ABIS link. Set the end
time for daylight savings time to end.
10.7.1 syntax
show uptime
11 Miscellaneous CLI commands

Commit, clear, decommission, and sgmii-loopback-test are commands activated in the
configuration mode ( (config)> ) prompt.
11.1 Permissions
11.2 Commit
This command commits the operation you are running.
11.2.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > commit
11.3 clear
This command clears the configuration you are performing.
11.3.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >clear
11.4 decommission
This command informs AEC to decommission AEM. AEM sends De-registration to AEC and
AEC removes the AEM from the TM management table.
11.4.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > decommission
11.5 sgmii-loopback-test
This command will perform the SGMII loopback test on the AEM. Running this test on an
active AEM in the BTS will cause an automatic reboot.
11.5.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > sgmii-loopback-test <sgmii_portnumber>

Variable Value
<portnumber> The SGMII port to be tested.
Range, 0 - 3
0: sgmii port on BBTF for BCN
1: sgmii port on ACP for BCN
2: sgmii port on BBTF for TDM
3: sgmii port on ACP for TDM
11.6 Show status
This command will display the current status of AEM card.
11.6.1 syntax
show status
11.6.2 Job aid - Example command and system response
cli> show status

card Operational State: Enabled
Administrative State: Unlocked
Overhead Operational State: Enabled

Administrative State: Unlocked
Press any key to continue (Q to quit, or quit after idle 450 seconds)
11.7 Reboot AEM card normally

The following command will reboot the AEM card (both MP and system controller (SC).
11.7.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > set card card-reset 1
commit
11.8 Reboot AEM immediately
The following command will reboot the AEM immediately (both MP and SC). We recommend
you use the "set card card-reset 1" command. Both commands will prepare the blade for
reboot.
11.8.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > reboot
commit
11.9 exec
The following command runs a CLI script.
11.9.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > exec [ -echo | -nopage] <filename>
Variable Value
keyword -echo: echo contents of file during execution.
-nopage: .disable the pagination function during execution of
the script.
<filename> The file to execute
11.10 history
The following command displays the command history and related activities.
11.10.1 syntax
history [ <clear> | <filter> | <info> | <show> ]
Variable Value
<clear> reset all CLI command history.
<filter> do not capture repeated input into history.
yes or no
<info> show history for configuration activities only.
<show> show the CLI commands history.
11.11 pagination
This command will turn on or turn off pagination. Pagination is "on" by default. When the
paging indication message "Press any key to continue (Q to quit ,or quit after
idle 450 seconds" displays, if you are idle for 450 seconds, the CLI session will quit/stop
the command display and default back to the CLI prompt.
11.11.1 syntax
pagination < on | off >
11.12 inquiry
The following command can turn on or turn off inquiry function of the current CLI session.
After inquiry function is off, CLI will execute the command without any warning questions.
11.12.1 syntax
inquiry < -on | -off >
11.13 restore-lf-to-default
This command restores AEM logging framework configuration to default values.
11.13.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > restore-lf-to-default
11.14 get-temp
This command displays the current temperature and alarm threshold to trigger or clear a
critical or major alarm.
11.14.1 syntax
get-temp
11.15 show-lf-info
This command shows logging framework related information.
11.15.1 syntax
show-lf-info
11.15.2 Job aid
Table 58 Log category status
Log Status
category
logging enabled or disabled
informatio
n
logging enabled or disabled
framework
feature
actual Example:
logging FA(0)oam-config: -1(DISABLED)
levels for Value (0) indicates oam-config functional area,
all -1 means the logging of this functional area is disabled.
functional
areas
Card C = 0: log from SC card
number for C = 1: log from MP card
logs
logging L = -1: DISABLED
level L = 0: CRITICAL
L = 1: ERROR
L = 2: WARNING
L = 3: INFO
L = 4: DEBUG
L = 5: VERBOSE
11.16 show changes
Use the following command to display configured items changed during the last 24 hours.
The output includes two kinds of commands: set commit. You can run one or more set
commands per session, using the commit command to submit all changes at one time.
Caution!
If the commit command fails, all the changes made during this session will be lost.
11.16.1 syntax
show changes
11.17 system modify user-label
Use the following command to modify a user-label.
11.17.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > system modify user-label <prompt-name>
Variable Value
<prompt-name> CLI prompt you are configuring.
11.18 get-tca-average
Use this command to display the current average values of all TCA (Threshold Crossing
Alarm) entity which is enabled.
11.18.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > get-tca-average
11.19 set-t1-loopback
Use this command to set loopback mode of a started T1 port
11.19.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > set-t1-loopback <port-num> <loopback-mode>

Variable Value
<port-num> T1 port number, range 0 - 3.
<loopback-mode> local, line, or none
11.20 t1-loopback-test
Use this command to send traffic for Loopback test on a specified port.
11.20.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > t1-loopback-test <port-num>
Variable Value
<port-num> T1 port number, range 0 - 3.
11.21 mlppp-enable-mp-enc-ipcp
Use this command to enable the MLPPP to send IPCP packets using MP header
encapsulation.
11.21.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > mlppp-enable-mp-enc-ipcp <operation>
Variable Value
<operation> Enable or disable
12 Local Account Management CLI
12.1 Permissions
AEMEmergUser
AEMAdmUser
12.2 passwd
Use the following command to change your password.
12.2.1 syntax
passwd
12.3 whoami
Use this command to identify your user name.
12.3.1 syntax
whoami
12.4 accountmgt reset-passwd
Use this command to reset an AEMNormalUser password.
12.4.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt reset-passwd
12.5 accountmgt lock-account
Use this command to lock a user name.
12.5.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt lock-account <user-name>

Variable Value
<user-name> The user name of the account being locked.
12.6 accountmgt unlock-account
Use this command to lock a user name.
12.6.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt unlock-account <user-name>
Variable Value
<user-name> The user name of the account being unlocked.
12.7 accountmgt make-account
Use this command to add a user name.
12.7.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt make-account <user-name>
Variable Value
<user-name> The user name of the account being added.
12.8 accountmgt remove-account
Use this command to remove a user name.
12.8.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt remove-account <user-name>
Variable Value
<user-name> The user name of the account being removed.
12.9 accountmgt reset-account
Use this command to reset all accounts in PLD to the original defaults.
12.9.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt reset-account
12.10 accountmgt clear
Use this command to clear all account operations before commit.
12.10.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt clear
12.10.2 Job aid
Table 67 Example command and system response
>
> config
(config)cli> accountmgt clear
[[ok accountmgt clear]]
12.11 accountmgt commit
Use this command to commit all account operations into PLD.

12.11.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt commit
12.12 accountmgt show-all-accounts
Use this command to display a list of all users in PLD DB.
12.12.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt show-all-accounts
12.13 accountmgt enable-accounts-expiration
Use this command to reset the expiration date for all the accounts to the default value.
Accounts will expire if the password is not changed before the default date.
Only AEMAdmUser and AEMSysUser's have privilege to run this command.
12.13.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) > accountmgt enable-accounts-expiration
12.14 activate-ssh-key
Use this command to activate the new key located at "/disk1:0/backup/AEMSysUser.pk2.
12.14.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
activate-ssh-key
12.15 reset-ssh-key
Use this command to reset ssh key to the original.

12.15.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
reset ssh-key
12.16 reset-snmpv3-passwd
Use this command to reset the SNMPv3 authentication and private key back to the factory
default password.
12.16.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
reset-snmpv3-passwd
12.17 emergency reset-accounts
Use this command to reset all the accounts in PLD back to the factory default accounts.
12.17.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
emergency reset-accounts
12.18 emergency reset-snmpv3-passwd
Use this command to reset snmpv3 key to the factory default key.
12.18.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
emergency reset-snmpv3-passwd
12.19 emergency reset-ssh-key
Use this command to reset ssh key to the factory default key.
12.19.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
emergency reset-ssh-key
12.20 emergency disable-accounts-expiration

When the AEM loses GPS signaling, the system is unable to determine if the Administrator
Account password is expired. In this case, the system automatically downgrades the
Administrator Account user privileges to those of a Normal Account. This can cause issues
with coupling the BTS during initial commissioning. Should this situation arise, the
Emergency Account user can disable the expiration functionality to ensure that the
Administrator Account is not downgraded. This functionality, accessible only by the
AEMEmergUser in config mode, will prevent the expiration of all accounts.
12.20.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
emergency disable-accounts-expiration
12.21 ecl config
Use the following command to enable or disable Extended Channel List (ECL) operation.
12.21.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
ecl config <flag>
12.21.1.1 Variable definitions

Variable Value
<flag> 0 = Disable
1 = Enable
12.22 ecl show-channel-record
Use this command to show the enable flag and channel records in the ecl-table.
12.22.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
ecl show-channel-record
12.23 ecl add-channel-record
Use this command to add a channel record in the ecl-table. The maximum number of
channel records is 12. If there are already 12 channel records in ecl-table, the command will
fail.
12.23.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
ecl add-channel-record <band-class> <channel-number>
Variable Value
<band-class> Band-class, range 0 - 255
<channel-number> CDMA frequency number, range 0 - 65535
12.24 ecl remove-channel-record
Use this command to remove a channel record from the ecl-table.
12.24.1 syntax
>
> config
(config) >
ecl remove-channel-record <band-class> <channel-number>
Variable Value
<band-class> Band-class, range 0 - 255
<channel-number> CDMA frequency number, range 0 - 65535
13 Considerations and limitations

AEM will display a warning message when a CLI set command changes the
configuration parameter requiring AEM reboot.
AEM will display a reboot indication (warning) message when AEM reboot is
triggered by configuration parameters change. (After 5 seconds, AEM will
reboot.)
AEM supports up to 2500 CLI commands before you are forced to perform a
commit CLI command.
Ericsson recommends you perform the commit command after you perform a
CLI set command. The AEM SW will begin processing CLI set commands after
the commit.
After retrieving commit command, AEM SW will begin to run the check semantic
rule.
AEM supports a 2 carrier/ 3 sector configuration for AEM customers.

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1.1 AEM Command list

Table 1 Commands, parameters, and descriptions

Category Command and parameters Description

2.2.2 Variable definitions

2.3.2 Job aid

Table 2 Optional command

2.5.2 Variable definitions

2.6.2 Variable definitions

3 AEM show CLI

3.2 AEM show attributes of current configurations

3.2.2 Variable definitions

3.3 show modem

show modem <attribute-name>

3.3.2 Variable definitions

Table 3 Variable and value

3.4 show modem-qos-scheduler

show modem-qos-scheduler <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name>

3.4.2 Variable definitions

Table 4 Variable and value

3.5 show carrier

show carrier <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name>

3.5.2 Variable definitions

Table 5 Variable and value

3.6 show sector

show sector <key-attribute-value> <attribute-name>

3.6.2 Variable definitions

Table 6 Variable and value

3.7 show sector-carrier

Shows the current sector-carrier based RUMBP configuration

show sector-carrier <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value> <attribute-

Table 7 Variable and value

3.7.2.1 Job aid

Table 8 Example command and system response

show sector-carrier <carrier-id> all detailed

3.8 show common-channel

show common-channel <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value> <attribute-

3.8.2 Variable definitions

Table 9 Variable and value

show neighbor <key-attribute1-value> <key-attribute2-value> <key-attribute3-

3.9.2 Variable definitions

Table 10 Variable and value

3.10 show admission-control

show admission-control <attribute-name>

3.10.2 Variable definitions

Table 11 Variable and value

3.11 show olpc

Power Control is fundamental to maximize Reverse air-link capacity. An Access Terminal's

show olpc <attribute-name>

3.11.2 Variable definitions

Table 12 Variable and value

3.12 show load-reporter

show load-reporter <attribute-name>

3.12.2 Variable definitions

Table 13 Variable and value

3.13 show card

show card <attribute-name>

3.13.2 Variable definitions

3.14.2 Variable definitions

Table 15 Variable and value

3.15.2 Variable definitions

Table 16 Variable and value

3.16 show hsspc

show hsspc <attribute-name>