Command Line Interface (CLI) Tree Structure. MRV Communications LX-4000 Series

Configuring the LX-4000 Series for the First Time

Command Line Interface (CLI) Tree Structure

The command line interface structure is designed to be as intuitive as possible. Refer to “Navigating the LX Command Line Interface (CLI)” in the LX-Series Commands Reference Guide for detailed

information on the menu tree modes. See Figure 15 for the CLI menu structure.

User

Enter “enable” command and login to Superuser command mode

Service Profile

Superuser

C configuration

Protocol Command Modes --

See Note (below)

Configuration

N notification

S snmp

P port ethernet

P port async

Notification

SNMP

Ethernet

Async M modem

User Service

Modem

S subscriber

M menu

Subscriber

Menu

O open

Menu Editing

I interface

A authentication

Interface

I broadcast

group

Broadcast Group

P ppp

AAA

PPP

User Information cluster

Cluster Config hdam trigger-action

HDAM

Trigger-Action

M action name

T rule name

Action

Rule

M trigger name

Trigger

Note: The Protocol Command Modes include Async, Localsyslog,

Remotesyslog, SMTP, SNPP, TAP, and WEB.

Figure 15 - Basic Menu Structure

Additional Considerations for an Internet Environment

If you plan to use the unit in an Internet environment, you must define addressing and identification characteristics to enable Internet hosts to recognize the unit as a member of the network. Using ppciboot, an LX-Series unit can be configured to obtain an IP address and other parameter values from the network when the unit boots.

Autobauding Feature

Autobaud is disabled on all ports. The administrator can enable autobaud on a per-port basis, except for the DIAG port (port 0). Default settings for the DIAG port (port 0) are 9600/8/None/1.

Reinitializing/Powering Off the Unit

To reinitialize the unit, enter the following command from the superuser mode: reload

To power off the unit, disconnect the power cord.

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