Commands

3 Commands

This chapter contains brief descriptions of the EAGLE commands used for the configuration and control of the ENUM Mobile Number Portability and Tier One Address Resolution feature.

3.1 Introduction

This chapter contains the EAGLE commands used to support the ENUM Mobile Number Portability and Tier One Address Resolution (ENUM) feature. Refer to Commands User's Guide for complete command descriptions including parameter names, valid parameter values, examples, and dependencies.

3.2 EAGLE Commands Added to Support ENUM

The new commands to support configuration of the ENUM Mobile Number Portability and Tier One Address Resolution (ENUM) feature are described below. Refer to ENUM Database for descriptions of the ENUM-related tables.

ENUM Profile ID Tables Commands

These commands are used to add, modify, delete, and display entries in the ENUM Profile Selection table (ENUMPRID) and the ENUM DN Block Profile table (ENUMDNBK).

ent-enum-profsel

This command adds a new entry in the ENUM Profile Selection table (ENUMPRID) mapping Entity ID to Profile ID or the ENUM DN Block Profile table (ENUMDNBK) mapping DN Blocks to Profile ID.

Command Examples:

ent-enum-profsel:entityid=1234:prn1=prof1:prn2=prof2
ent-enum-profsel:sdn=9194841000:edn=914841999:prn1=prof1:prn2=prof2

chg-enum-profsel

This command modifies an existing entry in ENUM Profile Selection table (ENUMPRID) mapping Entity ID to Profile ID or ENUM DN Block Profile table (ENUMDNBK) mapping DN Blocks to Profile ID.

Command Examples:

chg-enum-profsel:entityid=1234:prn2=prof4
chg-enum-profsel:sdn=9194841000:prn1=prof5
chg-enum-profsel:edn=9194841999:prn2=prof6

dlt-enum-profsel

This command deletes an entry in ENUM Profile Selection table (ENUMPRID) for a specific Entity ID or an entry from ENUM DN Block Profile table (ENUMDNBK) for a specific DN Block.

Command Examples:

dlt-enum-profsel:entityid=1234
dlt-enum-profsel:sdn=9194841000
dlt-enum-profsel:edn=9194841999

rtrv-enum-profsel

This command displays an entry for a specific Entity ID in table ENUMPRID, an entry for a specific DN Block in table ENUMDNBK, or all entries in table ENUMPRID and ENUMDNBK

Command Examples:

rtrv-enum-profsel:entiyid=1234
rtrv-enum-profsel:sdn=9194841000
rtrv-enum-profsel:edn=9194841999
rtrv-enum-profsel

ENUM Profile Table Commands

These commands are used to add, modify, delete, and display entries in the ENUM Profile table (ENUMPROF) which contains data to generate the ENUM Response for the supported Resource Record formats: NAPTR, NS, CNAME.

ent-enum-prof

This command adds a new entry in the ENUM Profile table (ENUMPROF) containing the ENUM Response Resource Records (RRs) in the supported formats.

Command Examples:

ent-enum-prof:prn=prof1:rtype=naptr:sparm=pstntel
ent-enum-prof:prn=prof2:rtype=ns:rpdomain=gw100.nc.oracle.com
ent-enumprof:prn=prof3:rtype=naptr:sparm=pstnsip:rrdomain=def.oracle.com:prefix=60011

chg-enum-prof

This command changes an existing entry in the ENUM Profile table (ENUMPROF) containing the ENUM Response Resource Records (RRs) in the supported formats.

Command Examples:

chg-enum-prof:prn=prof1:rrdomain=gw4.example.com
chg-enum-prof:prn=pr3:rpdomain=def.oracle.com
chg-enum-prof:prn=prof3:prefix=6002

dlt-enum-prof

This command deletes an entry in the ENUM Profile table (ENUMPROF).

Command Examples:

dlt-enum-prof:prn=prof1
dlt-enum-prof:prn=pr3

rtrv-enum-prof

This command displays an entry for a specific Profile ID or all entries in the ENUM Profile table (ENUMPROF).

Command Examples:

rtrv-enum-prof:prn=prof1
rtrv-enum-prof:rtype=naptr
rtrv-enum-prof
rtrv-enum-prof:prefix=6001

ENUM Access Control List Table Commands

These commands are used to add, delete, and display entries in the ENUM Access Control List table (ENUMACL) which contains IP addresses of trusted ENUM clients.

ent-enum-acl

This command adds a new entry of the IP address of a trusted ENUM client to the ENUM Access Control List table (ENUMACL).

Command Examples:

ent-enum-acl:ipaddr=10.250.8.120
ent-enum-acl:ipaddr=10.240.*.*

dlt-enum-acl

This command deletes an entry from the ENUM Access Control List table (ENUMACL).

Command Examples:

dlt-enum-acl:ipaddr=10.250.8.120
dlt-enum-acl:ipaddr=10.248.6.66

rtrv-enum-acl

This command displays a specific entry or all entries in the ENUM Access Control List table (ENUMACL).

Command Examples:

rtrv-enum-acl
rtrv-enum-acl:ipaddr=10.248.13.9

ENUM Options Table Commands

These commands are used to change and display ENUM-specific data in the ENUM Options table (ENUMOPTS).

chg-enumopts

This command changes the ENUM-specific data in the ENUM Options table (ENUMOPTS).

Command Examples:

chg-enumopts:conglvl1=50:congrlvl2=85:cngntfy=yes:cngrcode= 11
chg-enumopts:maxdndigs=12
chg-enumopts:conglvl1=50
chg-enumopts:conglvl2=10
chg-enumopts:cngntfy=yes
chg-enumopts:cngrcode=6
chg-enumopts:incprefix=yes

rtrv-enumopts: This command displays the ENUM-specific data in the ENUM Options table (ENUMOPTS). This command has no parameters.
Command Example: rtrv-enumopts

ENUM Feature Verification Command

The rept-stat-enum command displays the overall status of the ENUM service on the EAGLE. If the rept-stat-enum command is entered without any parameters, the displayed status includes the per-ENUM-card status and TPS, the total ENUM system statistics, and the ENUM-related alarms. The rept-stat-enum command is used with the rept-stat-db command, which reports database status, to display the various statuses which verify that the ENUM service is operating correctly.

Command Examples:

rept-stat-enum
rept-stat-enum:peakreset=yes:loc=1101
rept-stat-enum:loc=1101
rept-stat-enum:mode=perf

3.3 EAGLE Commands Modified to Support ENUM

These commands are modified as described below to support the ENUM Mobile Number Portability and Tier One Address Resolution (ENUM) feature.

Table 3-1 EAGLE Commands Modified to Support ENUM

Modifications	Affected Commands
Generate measurements reports and FTPed ENUM measurements data	`rept-ftp-meas`
Verify Warm Restart capability for ENUM cards	`alw-card` `init-card` `init-network` `init-sys`
Support ENUM tables	`chg-upgrade-config` `copy-tbl` `copy-fta` `disp-disk-stats` `disp-tbl` `set-tbl`
Support ENUM as a file type	`act-ftp-trans`
Support ENUM64 GPL	`act-gpl` `chg-gpl` `copy-gpl` `inh-card` `rept-stat-gpl` `rmv-card` `rst-card` `rtrv-gpl`
Support `appl=enum64` for ENUM cards	`alw-card` `ent-card` `rept-stat-card`
Support for auditing of ENUM64 GPL and ENUM tables	`aud-data`
Support display of alarms	`rept-stat-alm` `rept-stat-trbl`
Support ENUM cards	`rept-stat-mps` `rept-stat-rtdb` `rtrv-stp`
Support status display of databases on ENUM cards	`rept-stat-db`
Allow enable/disable of the automatic generation and FTP transfer of ENUM measurement reports	`chg-mtc-measopts`
Support status display of ENUM scheduled maintenance measurements reports	`rtrv-mtc-measopts`
Support configuration/deletion of ENUM transport on ENUM cards	`chg-ip-conn` `dlt-ip-conn` `ent-ip-conn`
Support configuration/display of IP for ENUM cards	`chg-ip-lnk` `rtrv-ip-lnk`

3.4 EAGLE Pass-Through Commands

The ENUM application supports the following pass-through commands:

arp - display and modify the Internet to Ethernet address translation tables used by the address resolution protocol
connmgr - connection manager event logging services used to display different connection details of the card
cpum - display cpu utilization
ee - Eagle Eyes support on ENUM cards for capturing ENUM packet wireshark traces
msucount - display number of queries and responses for an ENUM connection
netstat - display network statistics from the tcp/ip stack
nslookup - return the ip address for a given hostname or return a hostname for a given ip address
ping - test for the presence of hosts on the network
sysstat - display sys buffer, cpuconfig, database-related information
traceroute - determine the path taken by a UDP message to a specified remote host

For additional details about the pass-through commands, refer to Commands User's Guide.