Calix 844-G Gigacenter CLI Command List

Calix 844-G Gigacenter CLI Command List

I have continued to update this page every time find more information regarding a command. A lot of these commands are explained here.

? – Displays help list
help – Displays help list
logout – closes connection
exit – closes connection
quit – closes connection
reboot – soft reboot on ONT
brctl – bridge related commands
cat – cat file
virtualserver
ddns
df – prints filesystem usage statistics
loglevel – set or view current logging level for appnames
logdest
dumpcfg – dumps the contents of the config flash to screen
dumpmdm – dumps entire contents of the MDM
dumpeid – request smd to dump its Entity Info database
mdm
meminfo – dumps memory stats
psp
kill – kills a process
dumpsysinfo – dumps all system information to screen
exitOnIdle – allows user to terminate the session after being idle for n seconds
dnsproxy
syslog – syslog related commands
echo – seriously, you should know this
ifconfig – shows the interface configurations
ping – unleashes little robots that contact other things
ps – lists currently running processes
pwd – prints the working directory
sntp – secure network time protocol
sysinfo – provides brief ONT system information
tftp – trivial file transfer protocol commands
voice – used for voice related service
dect
wlctl
showOmciStats
laser
omci
omcipm
dumpOmciVoice
dumpOmciEnet
dumpOmciGem
arp – address resolution protocol commands
defaultgateway – default gateway related commands
dhcpserver – dynamic host configuration protocol related commands
dns – domain name resolution related commands
lan – commands relating to the LAN interface(s)
lanhosts – lists current LAN devices
passwd – changes the current password
ppp – access to point to point protocol commands
restoredefault – performs factory reset on ONT
route – commands related to L3 routing
save – save the configuration
swversion – prints the current software version
uptime – displays the ONT uptime
cfgupdate
swupdate
wan – commands related to the WAN interface
mcpctl
sys
calixdebug – dumps calix related information
calixfile – commands related to the calix files

 

Commands Expanded

brctl

addbr <bridge> add bridge
delbr <bridge> delete bridge
addif <bridge> <device> add interface to bridge
delif <bridge> <device> delete interface from bridge
setageing <bridge> <time> set ageing time
setbridgeprio <bridge> <prio> set bridge priority
setfd <bridge> <time> set bridge forward delay
sethello <bridge> <time> set hello time
setmaxage <bridge> <time> set max message age
setpathcost <bridge> <port> <cost> set path cost
setportprio <bridge> <port> <prio> set port priority
enableportsnooping <bridge> <value> 0-disable 1-standard 2-blocking
enableproxymode <bridge> <value> To enable 1 or disable 0
show show a list of bridges
showmacs <bridge> show a list of mac addrs
addmacs <bridge> <ifname> <mac> add mac addresses to the bridge table
delmacs <bridge> <ifname> <mac> remove mac addresses from the bridge table
deldynmacs <bridge> <ifname> remove all dynamic mac address from the bridge table
showstp <bridge> show bridge stp info
stp <bridge> {on|off} turn stp on/off
mldenableportsnooping <bridge> <value> 0-disable 1-standard 2-blocking
mldenableproxymode <bridge> <value> To enable 1 or disable 0
enableigmplan2lan <bridge> <value> 0-disable 1-enable
enablemldlan2lan <bridge> <value> 0-disable 1-enable
flows <bridge> <rxif> <txif> To setup layer 2 flows to the path (rxif->txif)
enableigmpratelimit <bridge> <value> 0-disable, 1..500-packet rate
eponuniunictrl <bridge> <value> 0-disable 1-enable
showmaclmt <bridge> show a mac limit of bridge

df

 -P POSIX output format
 -k 1024-byte blocks (default)
 -a Show all filesystems
 -i Inodes
 -B SIZE Blocksize

loglevel

Usage: loglevel get appname
       loglevel set appname loglevel
where appname is one of: httpd, tr69c, smd, ssk, telnetd, sshd, consoled, upnp, dnsproxy, , mcpd, vodsl, dectd, wlmngr, linmosd
loglevel is one of "Error", "Notice", or "Debug" (use these exact strings).

logdest

Usage: logdest get appname
       logdest set appname logdest
where appname is one of: httpd, tr69c, smd, ssk, telnetd, sshd, consoled, upnp, dnsproxy, linmosd
loglevel is "Standard Error", "Syslog" or "Telnet".

mdm

Usage: mdm setpv <full path to parameter value> <param value>
       mdm getpv <full path to parameter value>
       mdm addobj <full path to object>
       mdm delobj <full path to object instance>
       mdm setnonpersistent <full path to object instance>
more subcommands will be added later.

meminfo

Usage: meminfo [app name] [operation]
 App name can be httpd, tr69c, or ssk. If app name is omitted, then the operation is done for CLI app.
 operation is one of stats, traceAll, trace50, traceClones. If operation is omitted, then stats.
Examples:
 meminfo : dumps the memory stats as seen by the CLI app. Same as meminfo self stats.
 meminfo ssk : send a message to ssk to tell it to dump its memory stats. Same as meminfo ssk stats.
 meminfo httpd trace50 : send a message to httpd to tell it to dump last 50 leak tracing records
 meminfo traceClones : tell this CLI app to dump leak trace records with 5 or more clones.

psp – I don’t know what this command does

Usage: psp list
       psp dump xxx
       psp delete xxx
       psp clearall
       psp help

tftp

Usage: tftp [OPTIONS] HOST [PORT]
Transfer a file from/to tftp server
Options:
 -l FILE Local FILE
 -r FILE Remote FILE
 -g Get file
 -p Put file
 -g -t i -f filename server_ip Get (flash) broadcom or whole image to modem
 -g -t c -f filename server_ip Get (flash) config file to modem
 -p -t f -f filename server_ip Put (backup) config file to tftpd server

voice

voice --help - show the voice command syntax
voice show - show the voice parameters
voice show stats - show call statistics
voice show cctkmemstats - shows memory allocation statistics
voice show cctkcmstats - shows Call Manager & CCTK statistics
voice start - start the voice application
voice sendUpldComplete - send the upload complete message to ssk
voice stop - stop the voice application
voice save - store voice params to flash
voice reboot - restart the voice application
voice set <param> <arg1> <arg2>.. - set a provisionable parameter
List of voice set params and args:
defaults <None> - Default VoIP setup
boundIfname <LAN|Any_WAN|(WAN IfName, e.g. nas_0_0_35)> - vodsl network interface
ipAddrFamily <IPv4|IPv6> - IP address family
pstnDialPlan <pstn line#> <dialPlan> - PSTN dial plan
pstnRouteRule <pstn line#> <Auto|Voip|Line> - PSTN Route rule
pstnRouteData <pstn line#> <line #|URL for VOIP> - PSTN Route data
locale <srvPrv#> <region> - 2 or 3 character code
DTMFMethod <srvPrv#> <InBand|RFC2833|SIPInfo> - DTMF digit passing method
hookFlashMethod <srvPrv#> <SIPInfo|None> - Hook flash method
transport <srvPrv#> <UDP|TCP|TLS> - transport protocol
srtpOption <srvPrv#> <Mandatory|Optional|Disabled> - SRTP usage option
regRetryInt <srvPrv#> <seconds> - SIP register retry interval
regExpires <srvPrv#> <seconds> - Register expires hdr val
rtpDSCPMark <srvPrv#> <mark> - RTP outgoing DSCP mark
logServer <srvPrv#> <hostName|IP> - Log server
logPort <srvPrv#> <port> - Log server port
digitMap <srvPrv#> <digitmap> - dial digit map
T38 <srvPrv#> on|off - enable/disable T38
V18 <srvPrv#> on|off - enable/disable V.18 detection
reg <srvPrv#> <hostName|IP> - SIP registrar server
regPort <srvPrv#> <port> - SIP registrar server port
proxy <srvPrv#> <hostName|IP> - SIP proxy server
proxyPort <srvPrv#> <port> - SIP proxy server port
obProx <srvPrv#> <hostName|IP> - SIP outbound proxy
obProxPort <srvPrv#> <port> - SIP outbound proxy port
sipDomain <srvPrv#> <CPE_domainName> - SIP user agent domain
sipPort <srvPrv#> <port> - SIP user agent port
sipDSCPMark <srvPrv#> <mark> - SIP outgoing DSCP mark
musicServer <srvPrv#> <hostName|IP> - SIP music server
musicSrvPort <srvPrv#> <port> - SIP music server port
confURI <srvPrv#> <hostName> - SIP conferencing URI
confOption <srvPrv#> <Local|Refer participants|Refer server> - SIP conferencing option
tagMatching <srvPrv#> <on|off> - SIP to tag matching
timerB <srvPrv#> <time in ms> - SIP protocol B timer
timerF <srvPrv#> <time in ms> - SIP protocol F timer
lineStatus <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Activate line
physEndpt <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <id> - Phys Endpt
extension <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <URI> - SIP extension
dispName <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <Name> - SIP Display Name
authName <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <name> - SIP auth name
authPwd <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <pwd> - SIP auth password
MWIEnable <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Msg Waiting Indication
cfwdNum <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <number> - call forward number
cfwdAll <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - call forward all
cfwdNoAns <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - call forward no answer
cfwdBusy <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - call forward busy
callWait <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - call waiting
anonBlck <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Anonymous call rcv blcking
anonCall <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Anonymous outgng calls
DND <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - do not disturb
CCBS <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Call completion on busy
speedDial <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Speed dial
warmLine <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Warm line
warmLineNum <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <number> - Warm line number
callBarring <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Call barring
callBarrPin <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <number> - Call barring pin
callBarrDigMap <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <digitmap> - Call barring digit map
netPrivacy <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Network privacy
vmwi <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - Visual message waiting indication
vad <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <on|off> - enable vad
pTime <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <pTime> - packetization period
codecList <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <codec(1)[,codec(2)]> - codec priority list
rxGain <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <rxGain> - rxGain (dB)
txGain <srvPrv#> <accnt#> <txGain> - txGain (dB)
cctktracelvl <Info|Warn|Debug|Off> - CCTK tracelevel ( stop/start reqd)
cctktracegrp <CCTK|SCE|Trans|SDP|SIP|Misc|All|None> - CCTK concat tracegroups( stop/start reqd)
mgtProt <TR69|OMCI> - Protocol used to manage Voice
loglevel <general|cmgr|dispatch|sipcctk> <Error|Notice|Debug> - Vodsl module-specific log level

dect

dect get <ac|mode|prom|linesetting|systemsetting|contactlist> [value] ...
dect set <ac|mode|prom|default> [value] ...
dect add <contact|call|handset> [value] ...
dect del <contact|call> [value] ...
dect hs <reg|ping|del|info> [value] ...
dect test <synctime|vmwi> [value] ...
dect start
dect stop
dect save
dect help [cmd]
dect info

wlctl

There is a lot of commands for wlctl. Use this for reference.

laser

laser param --load [<filename>]
laser param --dump default | current
laser power
laser power --rxinit <initial rx reading> <rx offset>
laser power --txinit
laser power --rxread
laser power --txread
laser txbias --read
laser temperature --read
laser voltage --read

wan

wan add interface <atm|ptm|eth>
wan add service <interfacename> --protocol <bridge|ipoe|pppoe|ipoa|pppoa>
wan delete interface atm <port.vpi.vci>
wan delete interface ptm <port> --priority <normal|high|both>
wan delete interface eth <ethx>
wan delete service L3IfName
wan show interface
wan show [<port.vpi.vci>]
wan --help <bridge|pppoe|pppoa|ipoe|ipoa>

mcpctl

objinfo -Display mcpd object tree information.
meminfo -Display mcpd object memory usage information.
mcgrpmode -Set Multicast Group rules for categorizing ASM vs SSM. (iana|firstin)
configinfo -Display mcpd configuration.
reload -Reload mcpd configuration.
allinfo -Display all information

sys

Usage: sys <gphytest|usbtest|usbchk|btt|ledctl|atsh|atwz|atqz|atsn|atgs|atgp|atmg|atsw|gpio|atbd|atrg|athp|atmi|atei|atri|ups> [sys command option]
            sys show
            sys help
  •  gphytest – More info here
    • tests LAN status I guess?
  • usbtest
    • tests the USB port status
  • usbchk
    • Shows the status of the USB port
  • btt
    • Controls a button status, but I am not sure if it is reset or WPS
  • ledctl – This is a fun one
    • AG – Turns on all green LED’s
    • AF – Turns on all red LED’s
    • B1 – Blinks all green LED’s at 1Hz
    • B2 – Blinks all green LED’s at 2Hz
    • B4 – Blinks all green LED’s at 4Hz
    • B8 – Blinks all green LED’s at 8Hz
    • BF – Blinks all green LED’s at 16Hz
    • ALL – Turns on all controlled LED’s
    • AO – Turns off all controlled LED’s
    • AA – Turns on all amber LED’s
    • BR1- Blinks all red LED’s at 1Hz
    • BR2 Blinks all red LED’s at 2Hz
    • BR4 – Blinks all red LED’s at 4Hz
    • BR8 – Blinks all red LED’s at 8Hz
    • BR16 – Blinks all red LED’s at 16Hz
    • BA1- Blinks all amber LED’s at 1Hz
    • BA2 Blinks all amber LED’s at 2Hz
    • BA4 – Blinks all amber LED’s at 4Hz
    • BA8 – Blinks all amber LED’s at 8Hz
    • BA16 – Blinks all amber LED’s at 16Hz
    • WpsInpro – Blinks the WPS LED
    • WpsOverLap – Pulsates the WPS LED
    • WpsError – Blinks the WPS LED red
    • WpsInPro_IPTV Blinkes the WPS LED amber
  • atsh
    • Displays information about the ONT unit
  • atwz
    • Shows the ONT MAC
  • atqz
    • Shows all the ONT MAC addresses
  • atsn
    • Shows the ONT serial number
  • atgs
    • Show the ONT GPON serial number
  • atgp
    • Shows the ONT GPON password
  • atmg
    • Show the ONT manufacturer information
  • atsw
    • Dunno, it breaks the session
  • gpio
    • Dunno, not a very good help prompt
  • atbd
    • Turns on or off the battery signal detection
  • atrg
    • Show the ONT region code
  • athp
    • Show the ONT part nubmer
  • atmi
    • Show the ONT module number
  • atei
    • Show the ONT CLEI code
  • atri
    • Show the ONT remote inventory version
  • ups
    • Show the ONT battery status

calixfile

This command allows the user to perform basic file maintenance operations on the Calix generated persistent debug files stored on the 800SG series ONTs
Usage: calixfile <target>:[action]
       target [ help | all | port | global | panic | diag |logs ]
       action [ trim | delete | ls | dump ]
       example: calixfile port:ls logs:ls
        help or ? outputs this help screen
        all, port, global, panic, diag, logs are types of persistent data stored in the FLASH memory on the unit. At least one of these targets is required. Entering the command: calixfile without a target outputs this help screen
       actions:
               trim - clears the current contents of the file
               delete - removes the file from the FLASH, some files are not removable and will be resized to 0 bytes instead.
               ls - performs the linux ls -l command for a given type of file
               dump - outputs the contents of the specified target type files

Commands are executed from right to left on the command line

 

 

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