Cisco Systems 8600 Series manual User Interface Commands, Shelf, Bandwidth Efficiency

	User Interface Commands
Alarm Management of Interface Shelf on the IGX Hub Node
dspalms	The field, interface shelf alarms, shows a count of the number of interface
	shelves which are Unreachable, in Minor Alarm, or in Major Alarm. The
	nnn-A bit status failures for interface shelf connections are also shown.
Alarm Management on the IGX Interface Shelf
dspalms	The field, routing network Alarms, shows a count of major and minor alarms
	in the routing network. Feeder A-bit connection status reported by feeder
	NNI is shown in the “Connection A-Bit Alarms” field.
dspnode:	Shows if the routing network is reachable and the attached IGX hub node.

Port Management

Uses existing commands

Connection Management

Parameters entered at Cisco StrataView Plus when adding connections.

Bandwidth Management

Parameters entered at Cisco StrataView Plus when adding connection. Bandwidth performance monitored by viewing selected statistics at Cisco StrataView Plus NMS.

Bandwidth Efficiency

Since voice traffic is time sensitive, and low-speed voice connections can result in SGW cells being sent with only a single packet placed in the cell in order to avoid excessive delay between cells. It may be necessary to use the cnfcmb command on the interface shelves in order to configure the packet combining timeout rate for a particular application.

Statistics

Enabled and monitored via Cisco StrataView Plus.

User Interface Commands

Refer to the Command Reference manual for additional information on commands associated with tiered networks. The following is a list of most often used commands with IGX routing hubs and IGX interface shelves supporting voice and data connections.

Shelf

addshelf

delshelf

dspnode

Tiered Networks 13-15