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Chapter 96 Remote ONT
OLT2406 User’s Guide
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ipbinding <cr>
Enables static IP binding for the remote ONT.
Use the remote uniport <aid> ipbinding
vlan <vlan> ip <ip> command to configure
a range of IP addresses for the remote ONTs.
Note: It doesn’t matter if you configure the
IP address range for static IP binding
first. Remember to enable static IP
binding afterwards.
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no ipbinding <cr>
Disable static IP binding for the remote ONT. C 13
loopback-test
Executes a loopback test between the OLT and
an ONT. The console displays whether the
loopback test succeeded or failed.
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loopguard <enable|disable>
Enables or disables the loopguard feature on
the remote ONT.
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recoveryLoopguard <time>
Specifies after how many seconds the disabled
port(s) will be activated.
<time>: 30-3600
C13
no recoveryLoopguard <cr>
Resets the recovery time that the disabled
port(s) will be activated to default.
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detectedLoopguard <time>
Specifies the time interval (from 1 to 120
seconds) at which the ONT sends loop guard
detection packets.
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no detectedLoopguard <cr>
Resets the time interval (from 1 to 120 seconds)
at which the ONT sends loop guard detection
packets to default.
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no inactive
Activates on the ONT. C 13
password <password>
Sets the ONT password.
password: ASCII characters (20 hex numbers).
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plan-version <version>
Sets the ONT planned version to check if the
current ONT setting is synchronized with the MIB
database.
version: Up to 14 characters.
C13
plan-version <cr>
Clears the ONT planned version. C 13
sn <sn>
Sets the ONT serial number in 8 hexadecimal
characters (16 characters).
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stormThreshold <value>
Sets the maximum rate in packets per second
(pps) that packets are allowed to arrive at the
remote ONT.
C13
no stormThreshold <cr>
Resets the maximum rate in packets per second
(pps) that packets are allowed to arrive at the
remote ONT to default.
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wan help
Provides more information about the specified
command.
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Table 352 Remote ONT Commands (continued)
COMMAND DESCRIPTION M P