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ALU Commands

This document provides commands for troubleshooting and monitoring an Alcatel-Lucent router. Some key commands include: - show service service-using to list configured services - show port to view port status and configuration - show router [service ID] route-table/arp to check routing and ARP tables for a given service - ping to test connectivity within a service - show log and show system sync-if-timing to check logs and clock synchronization - show service sdp and show router mpls lsp to view status of service distribution points and label switched paths

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ALU Commands

This document provides commands for troubleshooting and monitoring an Alcatel-Lucent router. Some key commands include: - show service service-using to list configured services - show port to view port status and configuration - show router [service ID] route-table/arp to check routing and ARP tables for a given service - ping to test connectivity within a service - show log and show system sync-if-timing to check logs and clock synchronization - show service sdp and show router mpls lsp to view status of service distribution points and label switched paths

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ALU Commands

Get started commands

Created by Ericsson TX-Team


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# show service service-using
This command will list all the services configured on the Router ( L3VPN + L2VPN)

‘===============================================================================
Services
===============================================================================
ServiceId Type Adm Opr CustomerId Service Name
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
80001 VPRN Up Up 300 ALU-LTE
80005 VPRN Up Up 200 ALU-IUB
80007 VPRN Up Up 200 ALU-X25
80011 VPRN Up Up 100 ALU-ABIS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Matching Services : 4
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
===============================================================================
A:X3980-SAR-A-01#
# show port
This command will allow you to see the status of the ports, UP or down
Port ID: is the port number
Admin state: the port is shutdown or up
Port State: mean the physical status of the port
# show port
1/1/2 used for 2G service
1/1/3 used for 3G service
1/1/4 used for LTE service

For more information about


specific port like Duplex, speed,
packets passing through the
interface and more you use
This command
# show port 1/1/2
# show router 80007 route-table
This command show the routing table for service ID 80007 which is the X25 service.
You can change the service ID and get other services routing tables.
- You can get services id number from the command: #show service service-using
# show router 80007 arp
This command will show you if we can get the mac-address of the remote device.

The below example shows all the available mac-address on the X25 services,
And as you can see we are not able to get the Mac-address for the X25 service for LTE.
# show router 80005 arp
Here is another example to check if we can see the Mac-address for the IUB service.
# ping router 80005 10.74.139.238
To do a ping test you need to use the service ID and then the Destination IP.

As here we want to ping inside the IUB-VPN the destination IP 10.74.139.238


# ping router 80007 source
10.53.206.222 10.212.30.16
To do a ping test with using a source IP.

The below Example I’m using the ABIS-X25 source to ping the OSS.
# show log log-id 99
This command will help to see some logs on the router.
# show system sync-if-timing
Similar to display clock source in
huawei.

This command will show you the


status of the clock on the router.

Ref input 1 is the Synch-E


Ref input 2 is the PTP
Enable E1 Synch:
The 3G services usually use the last E1 port to get synch from, so you if you have to
enable it please use the following commands:

config port 1/2/8


description "SYNC:3G-NODEB-SYNC:E1"
tdm
e1
no shutdown
exit
exit
no shutdown
Enable E1 Synch:
The 3G services usually use the last E1 port to get synch from, so you if you have to
enable it please use the following commands:

config port 1/2/8


description "SYNC:3G-NODEB-SYNC:E1"
tdm
e1
no shutdown
exit
exit
no shutdown
#Show service sdp
The SDP is something like the Tunnel policy in Huawei, there will be SDP toward each SR
router,
The SDP should be UP/UP as below otherwise the services will not be working.

The SDP will go down if the LSP goes down.


# show router mpls lsp
This command is used to view the status of the LSP toward the SR routers.

If the LSP is down, the SDP will goes down.


Troubleshooting
When you face a problem of not L3vpn connectivity you need to check the following:

1- Ports status ( Up/Down).


2- Do you get the Mac-address of the service ?
3- Clock Status.
4-SDP status, LSP status ( Up/Down).
5- Can you ping the OSS or the RNC ?.

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