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Nokia 7360 Intelligent Services Access Manager FX Series Manual

Nokia 7360 Intelligent Services Access Manager FX Series Manual (626 pages)

Intelligent Services Access Manager/FTTN/FX, FD 100/320Gbps NT and FX NT IHub Services

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Preface

41
- 1.1 Scope
  41
- 1.2 Audience
  41
- 1.3 Required Knowledge
  41
- 1.4 Product Naming
  41
- 1.5 Documents
  41
- 1.6 Acronyms and Initialisms
  41
- 1.7 Safety Information
  42
- 1.8 Special Information
  42
- 1.9 Release Notes
  42
Getting Started

43
Services Overview

45
- In this Chapter
  45
- 3.2 Introduction
  46
- Service Types
  46
- Service Policies
  47
- 3.3 ISAM Service Model
  47
- 3.4 Service Entities
  48
- Customers
  48
- Service Access Points (Saps)
  48
- Figure 1 Service Entities
  48
- SAP Configuration Considerations
  49
- Service Distribution Points (Sdps)
  49
- Figure 2 Service Access Point (SAP)
  49
- SDP Bindings
  50
- Figure 3 SDP
  50
- Mpls
  51
- 3.5 Service Creation Process Overview
  51
- 3.6 Deploying and Provisioning Services
  52
- Figure 4 Service Creation and Implementation Flow
  52
- Phase 1: Core Network Construction
  53
- Phase 2: Service Administration
  53
- Phase 3: Service Provisioning
  53
- 3.7 Configuration Notes
  53
- General
  53
- 3.8 Configuring Global Service Entities with CLI
  54
- Service Model Entities
  54
- Configuring Customers
  54
- Configuring an SDP
  55
- SDP Configuration Tasks
  55
- Configuring an SDP
  56
- Service Management Tasks
  57
- Modifying Customer Accounts
  57
- Deleting Customers
  57
- Modifying Sdps
  57
- Deleting Sdps
  58
- Modifying Lsps
  58
- Deleting Lsps
  59
- 3.9 Basic Configuration
  59
- 3.10 Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management
  60
- Table 3 Acronym Callout
  61
- Configuring ETH-CFM with CLI
  63
- Create a Maintenance Domain
  63
- Create a Maintenance Association
  63
- 3.11 G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection Switching
  64
- Overview of G.8032 Operation
  64
- Figure 5 Ring in the Initial State
  65
- Figure 6 Ring in the Protection State
  66
- Sample Configuration
  67
  - Services Overview
    67
- OAM Considerations
  68
- Qinq RAPS-Tag Considerations
  68
- Duplex NT ERPS Performance Considerations
  69
- Support Service and Solution Combinations
  69
- Configuration Guide-Lines
  69
- 3.12 DHCP Lease Query
  71
- Figure 7 DHCP Lease Query
  71
- 3.13 DHCP Remote ID Check
  72
- 3.14 GRE Tunnels Overview
  72
- Figure 8 Tunnels Using GRE-Ipv4 Encapsulation
  72
- Public Tunnel Saps
  73
- Private Tunnel Saps
  73
- GRE Tunnel Configuration
  74
- Statistics Collection
  75
- OAM Interactions
  75
- 3.15 DHCP6 Relay Prefix Stability
  75
- 3.16 Global Services Command Reference
  76
- Command Hierarchies
  76
- Customer Management Commands
  77
- Ethernet CFM Global Commands
  77
- Ethernet Ring Global Commands
  77
- Show Commands
  78
- Tools
  78
- 3.17 Global Service Commands
  78
- Generic Commands
  78
- Description
  79
- Customer Management Commands
  79
- Table 4 Description Command
  79
- Table 5 Description Command
  79
- Customer
  80
- Contact
  80
- Table 6 Customer Command
  80
- Table 7 Contact Command
  80
- SDP Commands
  81
- Sdp
  81
- Adv-Mtu-Override
  81
- Table 8 Sdp Command
  81
- Far-End
  82
- Table 9 Adv-Mtu-Override Command
  82
- Table 10 Far-End Command
  82
- Ldp
  83
- Lsp
  83
- Table 11 Ldp Command
  83
- Table 12 Lsp Command
  83
- Path-Mtu
  84
- Table 13 Path-Mtu Command
  84
- Signaling
  85
- Shutdown
  85
- Table 14 Signaling Command
  85
- Table 15 Shutdown Command
  85
- Vlan-VC-Etype
  86
- Ethernet CFM Global Commands
  86
- Eth-Cfm
  86
- Table 16 Vlan-VC-Etype Command
  86
- Domain
  87
- Table 17 Eth-Cfm Command
  87
- Table 18 Domain Command
  87
- Association
  88
- Bridge-Identifier
  88
- Table 19 Association Command
  88
- Table 20 Bridge-Identifier Command
  88
- Mhf-Creation
  89
- CCM-Interval
  89
- Table 21 Mhf-Creation Command
  89
- Table 22 CCM-Interval Command
  89
- Remote-Mepid
  90
- Inactivity-Timer
  90
- Table 23 Remote-Mepid Command
  90
- Table 24 Inactivity-Timer Command
  90
- Y1731Pm
  91
- Shutdown
  91
- Priority
  91
- Table 25 Y1731Pm Command
  91
- Table 26 Shutdown Command
  91
- Table 27 Priority Command
  91
- Period
  92
- Data-Size
  92
- Table 28 Period Command
  92
- Table 29 Data-Size Command
  92
- Measurement-Period
  93
- Mac-Address
  93
- Type
  93
- Table 30 Measurement-Period Command
  93
- Table 31 Mac-Address Command
  93
- Table 32 Type Command
  93
- Ethernet Ring Global Commands
  94
- Eth-Ring
  94
- Revert-Time
  94
- Table 33 Eth-Ring Command
  94
- Table 34 Revert Time Command
  94
- CCM-Hold-Time
  95
- Guard-Time
  95
- Table 35 CCM-Hold-Time Command
  95
- Node-ID
  96
- Rpl-Node
  96
- Table 36 Guard-Time Command
  96
- Table 37 Node-ID Command
  96
- Table 38 Rpl-Node Command
  96
- Path
  97
- Control-Mep
  97
- Show Commands
  97
- Table 39 Path Command
  97
- Table 40 Control-Mep Command
  97
- Customer
  98
- Service-Using
  98
- Table 41 Customer Command
  98
- Table 42 Show Customer Command Output Fields
  98
- Table 43 Service-Using Command
  98
- Table 44 Show Service Service-Using Command Output Fields
  99
- Sdp
  100
- Table 45 Sdp Command
  100
- Sdp-Using
  101
- Table 46 Show Service SDP Command Output Fields
  101
- Eth-Ring
  102
- Table 47 Sdp-Using Command
  102
- Table 48 Show Service SDP-Using Command Output Fields
  102
- Table 49 Eth-Ring Command
  102
- Tools Command
  104
- Eth-Ring
  104
- Table 50 Eth-Ring Command
  104
Virtual Leased Line Services

107
- In this Chapter
  107
- Ethernet Pipe (Epipe) Services
  107
- Epipe Service Overview
  107
- Traffic Management Support
  108
- Pseudo-Wire Redundancy
  108
- Figure 9 Epipe/Vll Service
  108
- VLL Service Considerations
  109
- Configuring Sdps
  109
- Figure 10 Pseudo Wire
  109
- SAP Encapsulations and Pseudowire Types
  110
- Qos Policies
  110
- Egress Network EXP Marking
  110
- Figure 11 SDP Statistics for VPLS and VLL Services
  110
- Ingress Network Classification
  111
- Ingress SAP Classification
  111
- Filter Policies
  111
- MAC Resources
  111
- Configuring a VLL Service with CLI
  111
- Common Configuration Tasks
  112
- Creating an Epipe Service
  112
- Configure Epipe Qos Attributes
  112
- Configure Epipe Service MTU Attribute
  113
- Configuring Epipe SAP Parameters
  113
- Configuring SDP Bindings
  115
  - Figure 12 Sdps - Uni-Directional Tunnels
    116
  - SDP Bindings
    118
- Using Spoke SDP Control Words
  119
- Service Management Tasks
  120
- Modifying Epipe Service Parameters
  120
- Disabling an Epipe Service
  120
- Re-Enabling an Epipe Service
  121
- Deleting an Epipe Service
  121
- VLL Services CLI Command Reference
  122
- Epipe Service Configuration Commands
  122
- Show Commands
  123
- Clear Commands
  123
- VLL Service CLI Configuration Commands
  123
4 Virtual Leased Line Services

124
- Generic Commands
  124
- Shutdown
  124
- Description
  124
- Table 51 Shutdown Command
  124
- Table 52 Description Command
  124
- VLL Global Commands
  125
- Epipe
  125
- Table 53 Epipe Command
  125
- Service-Mtu
  126
- Table 54 Service-Mtu Command
  126
- Sgt-Qos
  127
- VLL SAP Commands
  127
- Sap
  127
- Table 55 MTU Values for Specific VC Types
  127
- Table 56 Sgt-Qos Command
  127
- Table 57 Sap Command
  127
- Restricted-Tagging
  129
- Service Filter and Qos Policy Commands
  129
- Egress
  129
- Egress-Network
  129
- Table 58 Restricted-Tagging Command
  129
- Table 59 Egress Command
  129
- Table 60 Egress-Network Command
  129
- Ingress
  130
- Ingress-Network
  130
- Filter
  130
- Table 61 Ingress Command
  130
- Table 62 Ingress-Network Command
  130
- Table 63 Filter Command
  130
- Qos
  131
- Table 64 Qos Command
  131
- Qos
  132
- Table 65 Qos Command
  132
- Rate-Limit
  133
- VLL SDP Commands
  133
- Spoke-Sdp
  133
- Table 66 Rate-Limit Command
  133
- Table 67 Spoke-Sdp Command
  133
- Control-Word
  135
- Hash-Label
  135
- Table 68 Control-Word Command
  135
- Table 69 Hash-Label Command
  135
- Egress
  136
- Ingress
  136
- Force-Vlan-VC-Forwarding
  136
- Table 70 Egress Command
  136
- Table 71 Ingress Command
  136
- Table 72 Force-Vlan-VC-Forwarding Command
  136
- VC-Label
  137
- Vlan-VC-Tag
  137
- Table 73 VC-Label Command
  137
- Table 74 VC-Label Command
  137
- Table 75 Vlan-VC-Tag Command
  137
- Eth-Cfm
  138
- Mep
  138
- Table 76 Eth-Cfm Command
  138
- Table 77 Mep Command
  138
- CCM-Enable
  139
- CCM-Ltm-Priority
  139
- Table 78 CCM-Enable Command
  139
- Table 79 CCM-Ltm-Priority Command
  139
- Low-Priority-Defect
  140
- Mac-Address
  140
- Table 80 Low-Priority-Defect Command
  140
- Table 81 Mac-Address Command
  140
- Mip
  141
- Vlan-Dot-1Q-Etype
  141
- Table 82 Mip Command
  141
- Table 83 Vlan-Dot1Q-Etype Command
  141
- Show Commands
  142
- Egress-Label
  142
- Table 84 Egress-Label Command
  142
- Table 85 Show Service Egress Label Output Fields
  142
- Ingress-Label
  143
- Table 86 Ingress-Label Command
  143
- Table 87 Show Service Ingress Label Output Fields
  143
- Sap-Using
  144
- Table 88 Sap-Using Command
  144
- Sdp
  145
- Table 89 Show Service SAP Output Fields
  145
- Table 90 Sdp Command
  145
- Sdp-Using
  146
- Table 91 Show Service SDP Output Fields
  146
- Table 92 Sdp-Using Command
  146
- Table 93 Show Service Sdp-Using Output Fields
  147
- Table 94 ID Command
  147
- All
  148
- Table 95 All Command
  148
- Table 96 Show Service-ID All Output Fields
  148
- Base
  151
- Table 97 Base Command
  151
- Table 98 Show Service-ID Base Output Fields
  151
- Labels
  152
- Table 99 Labels Command
  152
- Table 100 Show Service-ID Labels Output Fields
  152
- Sap
  153
- Table 101 Sap Command
  153
- Table 102 Show Service-ID SAP Output Fields
  153
- Sdp
  154
- Table 103 Sdp Command
  154
- Table 104 Show Service-ID SDP Output Fields
  154
- Clear Commands
  155
- Spoke-Sdp
  155
- Table 105 ID Command
  155
- Table 106 Spoke-Sdp Command
  155
- Counters
  156
- Spoke-Sdp
  156
- Table 107 Counters Command
  156
- Table 108 Spoke-Sdp Command
  156
Virtual Private LAN Service

157
- In this Chapter
  157
- VPLS Used in the NT
  158
- Figure 13 ISAM Residential and Regular Access Ports
  158
- ISAM VPLS Implementation
  159
- M-VPLS
  159
- M-VPLS Usage
  159
- M-VPLS Saps
  159
- V-VPLS
  160
- V-VPLS Usage
  160
- Figure 14 ISAM Network Topology for VPLS
  160
- Figure 15 NT V-VPLS Forwarding
  161
- Figure 16 VPRN IP Interface Reach Extension Using V-VPLS
  161
- V-VPLS Saps
  162
- MIX of VPLS and VPRN
  163
- Figure 17 NT VPLS Implementation
  163
- Residential and Regular Port Usage
  164
- Using Virtual Ports to Extend the VPRN Interface Reach
  164
- Figure 18 VPRN and V-VPLS Virtual Port Interconnection Model
  165
- Figure 19 Saps and Virtual Port Object Model
  165
- V-VPLS MAC Learning and Packet Forwarding
  166
- V-VPLS Traffic Processing
  167

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List of Tables

13
- 1 Preface
  
  19
  - 1.1 Scope
    19
  - 1.2 Audience
    19
  - 1.3 Required Knowledge
    19
  - 1.4 Product Naming
    19
  - 1.5 Documents
    19
  - 1.6 Acronyms and Initialisms
    19
  - 1.7 Safety Information
    20
  - 1.8 Special Information
    20
  - 1.9 Release Notes
    20
- 2 Introduction
  
  21
- 3 System Management
  
  23
  - 3.1 in this Chapter
    23
  - 3.2 Saving Configurations
    23
  - Table 3 Priority During Default-Db Activation
    25
  - 3.3 Configuring System Management with CLI
    26
  - Saving Configurations
    26
  - Table 4 Priority During Database Corruption Recovery
    26
  - Save Command
    27
  - System Management CLI Command Reference
    27
  - System Information Commands
    28
  - System Administration Commands
    28
  - Show Commands
    28
  - Clear Commands
    28
  - 3.5 System Management CLI Commands
    29
  - System Information Commands
    29
  - Lacp-Priority
    29
  - Time
    29
  - Table 5 Lacp-Priority Command
    29
  - Table 6 Time Command
    29
  - Ntp
    30
  - Polling-Rate
    30
  - Server
    30
  - Table 7 Ntp Command
    30
  - Table 8 Polling-Rate Command
    30
  - Table 9 Server Command
    30
  - Shutdown
    31
  - User-User-Hairpin
    31
  - Vlan-Dot1Q-Etype
    31
  - Table 10 Shutdown Command
    31
  - Table 11 User-User-Hairpin Command
    31
  - Table 12 Vlan-Dot1Q-Etype Command
    31
  - System Administration Commands
    32
  - Display-Config
    32
  - Enable-Tech
    32
  - Table 13 Display-Config Command
    32
  - Table 14 Enable-Tech Command
    32
  - Save
    33
  - Software-Mngt Ihub Database Oam-Save-Protected
    33
  - Show Commands
    33
  - Core1-Cpu
    33
  - Table 15 Save Command
    33
  - Table 16 Software-Mngt Ihub Database Oam-Save-Protected Command
    33
  - Table 17 Core1-Cpu Command
    33
  - Core1-Memory-Pools
    34
  - Table 18 Show System CPU Output Fields
    34
  - Table 19 Core1-Memory-Pools Command
    34
  - Table 20 Show Memory Pool Output Fields
    34
  - Ntp
    35
  - Servers
    35
  - Server
    35
  - Table 21 Ntp Command
    35
  - Table 22 Servers Command
    35
  - Table 23 Server Command
    35
  - User-User-Hairpin
    36
  - Vlan-Dot1Q-Etype
    36
  - Core1-Uptime
    36
  - Table 24 User-User-Hairpin Command
    36
  - Table 25 Vlan-Dot1Q-Etype Command
    36
  - Table 26 Core1-Uptime Command
    36
  - Table 27 System Timing Output Fields
    36
  - Ipv6-Prefix-Mgmt
    37
  - Dst-Ip
    37
  - Src-Ip
    37
  - Table 28 Ipv6-Prefix-Mgmt Command
    37
  - Table 29 Dst-Ip Command
    37
  - Table 30 Src-Ip Command
    37
  - Clear Commands
    38
  - Alarm
    38
  - Table 31 Alarm Command
    38
- 4 Security
  
  41
  - 4.1 Security Features
    41
  - Encryption
    41
  - TCP Enhanced Authentication Option
    41
  - Packet Format
    42
  - Keychain
    43
  - Table 32 Keychain Mapping
    43
  - 4.2 Configuring Security with CLI
    44
  - Security Configuration Procedures
    44
  - Configuring IP CPU Filters
    44
  - Configuring Ipv6 CPU Filters
    45
  - Configuring Keychains
    46
  - 4.3 Security CLI Command Reference
    47
  - Source Address Type Command
    47
  - CPU Filter Commands
    47
  - Keychain Commands
    48
  - Show Commands
    49
  - 4.4 Security CLI Commands
    49
  - General Security Commands
    49
  - Description
    49
  - Table 33 Description Command
    49
  - Shutdown
    50
  - Address-Type
    50
  - Table 34 Shutdown Command
    50
  - Table 35 Address-Type Command
    50
  - CPU-Filter Commands
    51
  - Cpu-Filter
    51
  - Default-Action
    51
  - Table 36 Cpu-Filter Command
    51
  - Table 37 Default-Action Command
    51
  - Ip-Filter
    52
  - Entry
    52
  - Table 38 Ip-Filter Command
    52
  - Table 39 Entry Command
    52
  - Action
    53
  - Table 40 Action Command
    53
  - Match
    54
  - Table 41 Match Command
    54
  - Table 42 IP Protocol Names
    54
  - Dscp
    55
  - Table 43 Dscp Command
    55
  - Dst-Ip
    56
  - Dst-Port
    56
  - Table 44 Dst-Ip Command
    56
  - Table 45 Dst-Port Command
    56
  - Fragment
    57
  - Icmp-Code
    57
  - Table 46 Fragment Command
    57
  - Table 47 Icmp-Code Command
    57
  - Icmp-Type
    58
  - Option-Present
    58
  - Table 48 Icmp-Type Command
    58
  - Table 49 Option-Present Command
    58
  - Service
    59
  - Src-Ip
    59
  - Src-Port
    59
  - Table 50 Service Command
    59
  - Table 51 Src-Ip Command
    59
  - Table 52 Src-Port Command
    59
  - Tcp-Ack
    60
  - Tcp-Syn
    60
  - Table 53 Tcp-Ack Command
    60
  - Table 54 Tcp-Syn Command
    60
  - Shutdown
    61
  - Ipv6-Filter
    61
  - Table 55 Shutdown Command
    61
  - Table 56 Ipv6-Filter Command
    61
  - Entry
    62
  - Action
    62
  - Match
    62
  - Table 57 Entry Command
    62
  - Table 58 Action Command
    62
  - Table 59 Match Command
    62
  - Dscp
    63
  - Table 60 Dscp Command
    63
  - Dst-Ip
    64
  - Dst-Port
    64
  - Table 61 Dst-Ip Command
    64
  - Table 62 Dst-Port Command
    64
  - Icmp-Code
    65
  - Icmp-Type
    65
  - Router
    65
  - Table 63 Icmp-Code Command
    65
  - Table 64 Icmp-Type Command
    65
  - Table 65 Router Command
    65
  - Service
    66
  - Src-Ip
    66
  - Table 66 Service Command
    66
  - Table 67 Src-Ip Command
    66
  - Src-Port
    67
  - Tcp-Ack
    67
  - Tcp-Syn
    67
  - Table 68 Src-Port Command
    67
  - Table 69 Tcp-Ack Command
    67
  - Table 70 Tcp-Syn Command
    67
  - Shutdown
    68
  - Renum
    68
  - Table 71 Shutdown Command
    68
  - Table 72 Renum Command
    68
  - Keychain Commands
    69
  - Keychain
    69
  - Direction
    69
  - Table 73 Keychain Command
    69
  - Table 74 Direction Command
    69
  - Uni
    70
  - Receive
    70
  - Table 75 Bi Command
    70
  - Table 76 Uni Command
    70
  - Table 77 Receive Command
    70
  - Send
    71
  - Entry
    71
  - Table 78 Send Command
    71
  - Table 79 Entry Command
    71
  - Begin-Time
    72
  - Table 80 Begin-Time Command
    72
  - End-Time
    73
  - Tolerance
    73
  - Table 81 End-Time Command
    73
  - Table 82 Tolerance Command
    73
  - Tcp-Option-Number
    74
  - Receive
    74
  - Table 83 Tcp-Option-Number Command
    74
  - Table 84 Receive Command
    74
  - Send
    75
  - Show Commands
    75
  - Cpu-Filter Ip-Filter
    75
  - Table 85 Send Command
    75
  - Table 86 Cpu-Filter Ip-Filter Command
    75
  - Cpu-Filter Ipv6-Filter
    76
  - Keychain
    76
  - Table 87 Cpu-Filter Ipv6-Filter Command
    76
  - Table 88 Keychain Command
    76
- 5 Monitor Commands
  
  77
  - 5.2 Monitor CLI Command Reference
    77
  - Table 89 CLI Monitor Command Contexts
    77
  - Monitor CLI Command
    78
  - 5.3 Monitor CLI Commands
    78
  - Filter Commands
    78
  - Filter
    78
  - Table 90 Filter Command
    78
  - Table 91 Ip Command
    79
  - Ipv6
    80
  - Table 92 Ipv6 Command
    80
  - Mac
    81
  - Table 93 Mac Command
    81
  - LAG Commands
    83
  - Lag
    83
  - Table 94 Lag Command
    83
  - Port Commands
    84
  - Port
    84
  - Table 95 Port Command
    84
  - Router Commands
    86
  - Router
    86
  - Table 96 Router Command
    86
  - Neighbor
    87
  - Table 97 Neighbor Command
    87
  - Statistics
    88
  - Table 98 Statistics Command
    88
  - Session
    91
  - Table 99 Session Command
    91
  - Statistics
    94
  - Table 100 Statistics Command
    94
  - Interface
    96
  - Table 101 Interface Command
    96
  - Neighbor
    100
  - Table 102 Neighbor Command
    100
  - Neighbor
    102
  - Service Commands
    102
  - Service
    102
  - Table 103 Neighbor Command
    102
  - Table 104 Service Command
    102
  - Sdp
    103
  - Table 105 ID Command
    103
  - Table 106 Sdp Command
    103
- 6 Events and Logs
  
  105
  - 6.1 in this Chapter
    105
  - 6.2 Logging Overview
    105
  - 6.3 Log Destinations
    106
  - Table 107 Event Severity Levels
    106
  - 6.4 Event Logs
    107
  - Session
    107
  - Event Control
    108
  - Event Sources
    108
  - Event Filter Policies
    109
  - Log Manager and Event Logs
    109
  - Event Log Entries
    110
  - Table 108 Valid Filter Policy Operators
    110
  - Default System Log
    111
  - Table 109 Log Entry Field Descriptions
    111
  - 6.5 Configuration Notes
    112
  - 6.6 Configuring Logging with CLI
    112
  - Log Configuration Overview
    112
  - Basic Event Log Configuration
    113
  - Common Configuration Tasks
    113
  - Log Types
    113
  - Configuring a Log Filter
    114
  - Configuring an Event Log
    114
  - Configuring Event Control
    114
  - Log Management Tasks
    115
  - Modifying an Event Log
    115
    
    Deleting a Log File
    116
  - Modifying a Log Filter
    117
  - Deleting a Log Filter
    118
  - Modifying Event Control Parameters
    119
  - Returning to the Default Event Control Configuration
    119
  - 6.7 Log CLI Command Reference
    120
  - Command Hierarchies
    120
  - Log Configuration Commands
    120
  - 6.8 Log CLI Commands
    121
  - Show Commands
    121
  - Description
    122
  - Generic Commands
    122
  - Shutdown
    122
  - Table 110 Description Command
    122
  - Table 111 Shutdown Command
    122
  - Event Control
    123
  - Table 112 Event-Control Command
    123
  - Filter
    124
  - Log Filter Commands
    124
  - Table 113 Filter Command
    124
  - Action
    125
  - Default-Action
    125
  - Log Filter Entry Commands
    125
  - Table 114 Default-Action Command
    125
  - Table 115 Action Command
    125
  - Entry
    126
  - Table 116 Entry Command
    126
  - Application
    127
  - Log Filter Entry Match Commands
    127
  - Match
    127
  - Table 117 Match Command
    127
  - Table 118 Application Command
    127
  - Number
    128
  - Table 119 Number Command
    128
  - Router
    129
  - Severity
    129
  - Table 120 Router Command
    129
  - Table 121 Severity Command
    129
  - From
    130
  - Logging Destination Commands
    130
  - Subject
    130
  - Table 122 Subject Command
    130
  - Table 123 from Command
    130
  - Log-ID
    131
  - Table 124 Log-ID Command
    131
  - Event-Control
    132
  - Show Commands
    132
  - Table 125 to Command
    132
  - Table 126 Event-Control Command
    132
  - Filter-ID
    133
  - Table 127 Event Control Output Fields
    133
  - Table 128 Filter-ID Command
    133
  - Log-ID
    134
  - Table 129 Filter ID Output Fields
    134
  - Table 130 Log-ID Command
    134
  - Table 131 Log ID Output Fields
    134
  - Clear Commands
    135
  - Table 132 Log-ID Command
    135
  - 7.2.2.6 Summary
    
    139
    
    7.1 Tools CLI Command Reference
    137
    
    Tools
    137
    
    Tools Dump Commands
    137
    
    Tools Perform Commands
    138
    
    7.2 Tools CLI Configuration Commands
    139
    
    Dump
    139
    
    Dump Commands
    139
    
    Generic Commands
    139
    
    Table 133
    139
    
    Table 133 Tools Command
    139
    
    Table 134 Dump Command
    139
    
    Tools
    139
    
    Eth-Ring
    140
    
    Lag
    140
    
    Table 135 Eth-Ring Command
    140
    
    Table 136 Lag Command
    140

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Table of Contents
4
For Your Safety

9
- About Your Device
  11
- Network Services
  11
- Shared Memory
  12
- Access Codes
  13
General Information

13
- Overview of Functions
  13
  - Security Code
    13
  - Barring Password
    14
  - Pin Codes
    14
  - PUK Codes
    14
- Configuration Settings Service
  15
- Download Content and Applications
  15
- Nokia Support and Contact Information
  16
1 Get Started

17
- Install the SIM Card and Battery
  17
- Charge the Battery
  19
- Switch the Phone on and off
  20
- Plug and Play Service
  20
- Antenna
  21
- Wrist Strap
  21
2 Your Phone

22
- Keys and Parts
  22
- Standby Mode
  23
  - Personal Shortcut List
    23
  - Shortcuts in Standby Mode
    24
  - Power Saving
    24
- Keypad Lock (Keyguard)
  26
3 Call Functions

27
- Make a Call
  27
- Speed Dialing
  27
- Answer or Reject a Call
  28
- Call Waiting
  28
- Options During a Call
  28
4 Write Text

30
- Settings
  30
- Predictive Text Input
  31
- Write Compound Words
  31
- Traditional Text Input
  32
5 Navigate the Menus

33
6 Messages

34
- Text Messages (SMS)
  34
  - Write and Send a SMS Message
    35
  - Read and Reply to a SMS Message
    35
- Multimedia Messages (MMS)
  37
  - Write and Send a MMS Message
    37
  - Read and Reply to a MMS Message
    39
- Memory Full
  40
- Folders
  40
- Flash Messages
  41
  - Write a Flash Message
    41
  - Receive a Flash Message
    41
- Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging
  42
  - Create and Send an Audio Message
    42
  - Receive an Audio Message
    43
- Instant Messaging (IM)
  43
  - Access the IM Menu
    44
  - Connect to the IM Service
    44
  - Start an IM Session
    44
  - Accept or Reject an Invitation
    46
  - Read a Received Instant Message
    46
  - Participate in a Conversation
    47
  - Edit Your Availability Status
    47
  - Contacts for IM
    47
  - Block and Unblock Messages
    48
- E-Mail Application
  49
  - Download E-Mail
    50
  - Write and Send an E-Mail
    50
  - Read and Reply to E-Mail
    51
  - Inbox and Other Folders
    51
  - Delete E-Mail Messages
    52
- Voice Messages
  52
- Info Messages
  52
- Service Commands
  53
- Delete Messages
  53
- Message Settings
  53
  - Text and SMS E-Mail
    53
  - Font Size and Smileys
    56
- Message Counter
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
For Your Safety

8
- About Your Device
  9
- Network Services
  9
- Shared Memory
  10
- Access Codes
  11
  - Security Code
    11
  - PIN Codes
    11
  - PUK Codes
    12
  - Barring Password
    12
General Information

11
1 Get Started

14
- Install the SIM Card and Battery
  14
- Charge the Battery
  15
- Switch the Phone on and off
  16
  - Plug and Play Service
    16
- Antenna
  16
- Wrist Strap
  16
2 Your Phone

18
- Keys and Parts
  18
- Standby Mode
  18
  - Personal Shortcut List
    19
  - Shortcuts in Standby Mode
    19
  - Power Saving
    19
  - Indicators
    20
- Keypad Lock (Keyguard)
  21
3 Call Functions

22
- Make a Call
  22
  - Speed Dialing
    22
- Answer or Reject a Call
  22
  - Call Waiting
    23
- Options During a Call
  23
4 Write Text

24
- Settings
  24
- Predictive Text Input
  24
  - Write Compound Words
    25
- Traditional Text Input
  25
5 Navigate the Menus

26
6 Messages

27
- Text Messages (SMS)
  27
  - Write and Send a SMS Message
    28
  - Read and Reply to a SMS Message
    28
  - Templates
    29
- Multimedia Messages (MMS)
  29
  - Write and Send a MMS Message
    29
  - Read and Reply to a MMS Message
    31
- Memory Full
  31
- Folders
  32
- Flash Messages
  32
  - Write a Flash Message
    32
  - Receive a Flash Message
    32
- Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging
  33
  - Create and Send an Audio Message
    33
  - Receive an Audio Message
    33
- Instant Messaging (IM)
  33
  - Access the IM Menu
    34
  - Connect to the IM Service
    34
  - Start an IM Session
    34
  - Accept or Reject an Invitation
    35
  - Read a Received Instant Message
    36
  - Participate in a Conversation
    36
  - Edit Your Availability Status
    36
  - Contacts for IM
    36
  - Block and Unblock Messages
    37
  - Groups
    37
- E-Mail Application
  38
  - Write and Send an E-Mail
    38
  - Download E-Mail
    38
  - Read and Reply to E-Mail
    39
  - Inbox and Other Folders
    39
  - Delete E-Mail Messages
    39
- Voice Messages
  39
- Info Messages
  40
- Service Commands
  40
- Delete Messages
  40
- Message Settings
  40
  - Text and SMS E-Mail
    40
  - Multimedia
    41
  - E-Mail
    41
  - Font Size and Smileys
    42
- Message Counter
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
For Your Safety

6
- Access Codes
  9
General Information

9
1 Get Started

12
- Install the SIM Card and Battery
  12
- Charge the Battery
  13
- Switch the Phone on and off
  14
- Antenna
  14
- Wrist Strap
  14
2 Your Phone

15
- Keys and Parts
  15
- Standby Mode
  16
- Keypad Lock (Keyguard)
  18
3 Call Functions

19
- Make a Call
  19
- Answer or Reject a Call
  19
- Options During a Call
  20
4 Write Text

21
- Settings
  21
- Predictive Text Input
  21
- Traditional Text Input
  22
5 Navigate the Menus

23
6 Messages

24
- Text Messages (SMS)
  24
- Multimedia Messages (MMS)
  26
- Memory Full
  28
- Folders
  29
- Flash Messages
  29
- Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging
  30
- Instant Messaging (IM)
  31
- E-Mail Application
  35
- Voice Messages
  37
- Info Messages
  37
- Service Commands
  38
- Delete Messages
  38
- Message Settings
  38
- Message Counter
  40
7 Contacts

41
- Search for a Contact
  41
- Save Names and Phone Numbers
  41
- Save Numbers, Items, or an Image
  41
- Copy Contacts
  42
- Edit Contact Details
  42
- Delete Contacts or Contact Details
  42
- Business Cards
  43
- My Presence
  43
- Subscribed Names
  44
- Settings
  45
- Groups
  45
- Voice Dialing
  46
- Speed Dials
  47
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