Pppoe-Debug-Level; Showcoverage - Teldat -3Ge-USB User Manual

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7.4.5 Pppoe-debug-level

Activates the types of events available in the device to monitor the PPPoE session.
Enter a command>pppoe-debug-level ?
Establish debug level for pppoe daemon
Usage: pppoe-debug-level [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
level,
show,
Enter a command>
Available event levels are as follows:
clear
session
packet
ppp
err
The pppoe-debug-level show command displays those events that are active. By default the session, ppp and err
events are active.

7.4.6 showcoverage

Graphically displays three parameters that determine the quality of the device RF link with the WWAN network and
the system's bandwidth.
Rx-level
RSCP (Receive Signal Code
Power)
EcIo
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Events that display the packets intervening in the creation and destruction of L2TP
tunnels.
Events that display the packets, which transport data in the L2TP tunnels.
Events that display the packets intervening in the authentication phase for L2TP
tunnels.
Events that display the packets intervening in the creation and destruction of ses-
sions in the L2TP tunnels.
Events that display the negotiation control packets for tunnels and sessions.
Displays the AVP (Attribute Value Pair) content for control packets for the L2TP
protocol.
Events that display interplay SNOOP packets between the L2TP tunnel and the
PPP session.
Events that display the PPP session packets.
Events that display activity in the WWAN modem commands USB port.
Debug levels: clear session ppp packet err
Show current debug level
Deactivates all enabled events.
These events show the packets that intervene in the PPoE session negotiation.
These events show the packets that transport data in the PPoE session.
These events show the packets that intervene in the PPP session negotiation
phase.
These events show the error events produced in the negotiation or in the trans-
mission and reception of data packets.
RF signal level in the antenna.
Power level of the received signal in a physical channel (code) after de-spreading
the signal for the group of neighboring cells where more power is received (level
measurement). In CDMA/UMTS systems this is normally associated to the down-
link, measured by the user device (UE) and reported to Node-B taking the antenna
connector as a point of reference. This value is used by the module to calculate
the Pathloss and as a criterion when executing handovers (HO).
Pathloss = Transmitted channel power [dBm] - RSCP [dBm]
Ratio of power measured in the neighboring cells, between the pilot bits (Ec) and
the total power received or the spectral density total (Io). This is a Quality meas-
urement (also known as Pilot Strength).
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