User guide

March 2005 Canopy System Reference Information
Through Software Release 6.1
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Canopy System User Guide
cmd show vlanmembers vlanid vlanid
List all of the ESNs that are associated with vlanid.
RULES:
vlanid
VLAN ID in the range 1 to 4095
cmd show config
Display all configuration values that the database uses. This command calls the
show variables SQL command.
NOTE: This command is deprecated in BAM Release 2.0 and later releases.
cmd show all
Display all configuration values and statistics that are in the database. This command
calls the cmd show config SSE command.
NOTE: This command is deprecated in BAM Release 2.0 and later releases.
cmd clear esn counter esn
Reset the counter to zero for the specified ESN (in hexadecimal format without dashes).
EXAMPLE: cmd clear esn counter 1f2a3f4e3d22
config save database /path/filename.txt
Save the ESN data from the database to the specified path and file.
NOTE: This syntax (database) is for execution in only Releases 2.0. The format of SSE
database in Releases 1.0 and 1.1 is incompatible with Release 2.0. However, the BAM
GUI can be used to import the Release 1.0 or 1.1 format for use with Release 2.0. Using
BAM to export the database in Release 2.1 and later is not supported.
config upload database /path/filename.txt
Upload a properly formatted ESN data file from the specified path to the database.
NOTE: This syntax (database) is for execution in only Releases 2.0 and later.
config add esn esn skey suldr sdldr ulba dlba
Add the specified ESN with the specified data rates and burst allocations.
RULES:
esn
hexadecimal without dashes. For example, 1f2a3f4e3d22.
skey
either 0 for the default key or a unique 32-character hexadecimal
number for a non-default key.
suldr
Sustained Uplink Data Rate in the range 0 to 10000 kbps.
sdldr
Sustained Downlink Data Rate in the range 0 to 10000 kbps.
ulba
Uplink Bandwidth Allocation in the range 0 to 500000 kbits.
dlba
Downllink Bandwidth Allocation in the range 0 to 500000 kbits.