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Learning Moshell Commands

This document provides an introduction to Moshell, a command interface used to access and manage network nodes. It describes how to log into a node using the Moshell command line tool and lists some basic and other common Moshell commands, such as lt to list managed objects, get/lget to read attribute values, st/lst to view state, set/lset to set attribute values, and commands to view alarms, logs, inventory, links, and hardware status.

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Learning Moshell Commands

This document provides an introduction to Moshell, a command interface used to access and manage network nodes. It describes how to log into a node using the Moshell command line tool and lists some basic and other common Moshell commands, such as lt to list managed objects, get/lget to read attribute values, st/lst to view state, set/lset to set attribute values, and commands to view alarms, logs, inventory, links, and hardware status.

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Moshell

Commands
Introduction
– Moshell is a command interface to access the Network Nodes.
Normally we use Moshell to change parameters, get dumps from
the Network Nodes, collect performance counters, lock and
unlock cells, get alarms, get instantaneous cell information and
another many actions that can be sent to the network elements
such as, restart, calibrate the RET Device, Start hardware test,
etc.
– Using Moshell, RF Engineers can save a lot of time and money
when analyzing counters and running scripts from the office.
Logging in to a Node

The first step to start using moshell is to log in to a node:

Usage: ./moshell nodename or node ipddress

Examples:
􀂃 Logging in to a RNC
Logging in to a Node B:

BASIC MO COMMANDS “lt/ltc[1-9]”

􀂃 To read the list of MOs in the store in moshell memory.

Most common is to use “lt all”.


Example: lt
BASIC MO COMMANDS “lt”
􀂃 Loading the MO RbsLocalCell
BASIC MO COMMANDS “get/lget”

􀂃 Reads attribute(s) from MO(s).

Usage: lget MO Atribute


􀂃 Examples: lget
BASIC MO COMMANDS “st/lst”
􀂃 Prints administrative state and operational state of MO's

Usage: st MO
􀂃 Example: st

UER1463_JOUHAYNA_IBS> st AiDevice

OR
BASIC MO COMMANDS “set[m]/lset[m]”
􀂃 Set an attribute value on one or several MO’s

􀂃 Getting the MO, the Attriute and the Value:


Usage: lset MO attribute Value

􀂃 Setting the values on one MO (electricalantennatilt)


OTHER MO COMMANDS “inv[hr]”
􀂃 Complete HW/SW inventory. Includes information about RPUs,
licensing, JVM, devices,XPs, ISL, etc.

􀂃 Usage – inv
OTHER MO COMMANDS “str”
􀂃 Print status of the IubLinks/AbisLinks and their associated
Cells and Channels

􀂃 Example
OTHER MO COMMANDS “al[atk]”
􀂃 Print the list of active alarms. Acknowledge/Unacknowledge an alarm
OTHER MO COMMANDS “lg[aevsmircdyuolh]”
􀂃 Fetching and/or processing of node logs (alarm, event,
availability, system, etc) .
􀂃 Most common lga – Alarm Log
􀂃 Getting the Alarm Log for a site
􀂃 Usage lgar startdate enddate

UER1463_JOUHAYNA_IBS> lgar 20142011 201422111

OTHER MO COMMANDS “cab[slxradgtm]”


􀂃 Display printouts relating to hw, sw, restarts, leds, cpu load,
errors, disk/ram usage.
􀂃 Usage: cabx

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