The document provides instructions for configuring and commissioning the ZXDSL 9210 network element. It includes steps for logging in, erasing configurations, rebooting, changing MAC addresses, configuring card types, enabling private VLAN mode, adding VLANs and IP addresses, creating ADSL profiles, applying profiles to ports, configuring SNMP, and enabling spanning tree protocol on uplink ports. Special attention is required when using commands that reboot the system or erase configurations.

1. ZXDSL 9210 Commissioning Manual
Basic Command
1. Login :
2. edsl
Password: edsl
Login to the ZXDSL CLI console, default username is edsl and the password is
edsl.
3. DSL#Show card
Show all of the card and their status on the ZXDSL 9210
4. DSL# erase
Delete all of the configuration that contain on the ZXDSL 9210. Please be careful
to used this command, because it’s will erased all of the configuration on your
system.
5. DSL#reboot
Reboot the ZXDSL 9210 and restart all of the board. Please be careful to used
this command, because it’s will restart all of the board and the system will be
down for a few second.
Change the ZXDSL 9210 Inband MAC address and identifier board
6. DSL#enable
Password : zxedsl
DSL$ debug module 12345
DSL$ debug module 888999 p1 00:d0:d0:00:00:01
DSL$ disable
DSL#reboot
This command used only if you are necessary to change the inband MAC address,
if you first time build the ZXDSL 9210 network with more than one DSLAM
please make sure there are no conflict MAC address on the each Network
element(NE) on the same network. After you’re change this MAC address it’s
will be take the effect after you’re reboot the system. After you change the MAC
address and reboot the system, make sure the inband MAC address is already
changed by type :
DSL# show ip subnet
7. DSL#config card slot 1 cardtype EICG
8. DSL#config card slot 3 cardtype ATIGN
Enable the PVLAN mode and initialize the uplink port
9. DSL#Configuration
DSL(config)#pvlan-mode enable  enable the pvlan mode
DSL(config)#pvlan-mode uplink_port 1/1 initialize the uplink port
DSL(config)#pvlan-mode uplink_port 1/2 initialize the uplink port
DSL(config)#pvlan-mode uplink_port 1/3 initialize the uplink port
DSL(config)#Exit
DSL#Copy running-config startup-config  Save and commit all of the config

2. DSL#reboot  after you’re enable the pvlan mode, it’s will be take the effect
after you’re reboot the system
Add the Inband IP Address to the ZXDSL 9210
10. DSL#Configuration
DSL(config)#IP subnet 150.168.0.2 255.255.254.0 name dslam1
DSL(config)#exit
DSL#
And then to make sure the IP address already adding to the ZXDSL 9210
type:
DSL#Show ip subnet
Add the Vlan and put the port into the Vlan
11. DSL#configuration
DSL(config)#add-vlan 2  add vlan 2
DSL(config)#add-vlan 3  add vlan 3
DSL(config)#vlan 2 1/1 tag  put port 1/1 as an uplink to the switch into vlan 2
as a management vlan and tag it
DSL(config)#vlan 3 1/1 tag  put port 1/1 as an uplink to the switch into vlan 3
as a PPPoe vlan and tag it
And then make sure the vlan are already exist and the port are already exist on
the vlan by type:
DSL#Show vlan  show all the vlan that already exist on the system
DSL#Show vlan 2  show all the port(tag or untag) that are already exist on the
vlan 2
DSL#Show vlan 3  show all the port(tag or untag) that are already exist on the
vlan 3
Configure the adsl user on the ATIGN board
12. DSL#configure slot adsl 3
DSL(cfg-slot-adsl-3)#trap control enable  to make if the subscriber in this
board is on and then this board will know it
DSL(cfg-slot-adsl-3)#no shutdown
DSL(cfg-slot-adsl-3)#exit
DSL(config)#vlan 3 3/1-32 untag  put the subscriber port into the vlan 3 as a
subscriber vlan and untag it
DSL(config)#slot adsl 3
DSL(cfg-slot-adsl-3)#pvid 3 because of we configure the ADSL subscriber as
an untag port so we need to add the pvid
DSL(cfg-slot-adsl-3)#atm pvc 8:81 configure the PVC(VCI/VCI) into the
subscriber board
DSL(cfg-slot-adsl-3)#exit
DSL(config)#show atm vc slot 3 make sure the PVC are already exist at the
subscriber board
Create the ADSL profile and apply the profile to the ADSL subscriber

3. 13. DSL(config)#adsl-profile adsl512k  this fist command is to created your
profile. And then System will ask you this profile didn’t created before, are you
sure want to create this profile? You should answer yes.
DSL(config)# adsl-profile adsl512k  the second command is to configure your
profile. And then system will ask you to input all of your configuration, but the
most important you should configure the uplink and downlink rate:
• Downlink rate :
Atuchan conf fast max Tx rate [0-132040] (Def:8128) : 512
Atuchan conf interleave max Tx rate [0-132040] (Def:8128) : 512
• Uplink rate:
Aturhan conf fast max Tx rate [32-1536] (Def:1024) : 512
Aturhan conf interleave max Tx rate [32-1536] (Def:1024): 512
And then to make sure your ADSL profile is already created successfully type:
DSL#Show adsl profile  show all adsl profile
DSL#Show adsl profile adsl512k  show detail the adsl512k profile
DSL(config)#interface adsl 3/1 enter the adsl slot 3 port 1 to configure it
DSL(cfg-if-adsl-3/1)#adsl profile adsl512k apply the profile to adsl port
DSL(config)#slot adsl 3  enter the adsl slot 3 to configure it
DSL(cfg-slot-adsl-3)#adsl profile adsl512k apply the profile to adsl slot
Configure the ZXDSL 9210 SNMP server
14. DSL(config)#snmp-server host 10.10.10.1 private  initialize the snmp server ip
address to the ZXDSL 9210
DSL#show snmp  show the snmp server ip address that you’re already
initialize to the ZXDSl 9210
DSL(config)#ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.0.1  add the static route to the
ZXDSL 9210. This command is used only if the SNMP server Ip address is not in
the same network segment with the ZXDSL 9210 ip address.
Configure Uplink port with the STP(Spanning tree protocol) features
15. for example we want to configure the EICG board port 1 on the slot 1 and 2 as an
uplink port with the STP features where EICG slot 1 port 1 and EICG slot 2 port
1 will be as a redundant uplink port.
DSL#show spanning-tree  to show the STP features on the ZXDSL 9210 is
already enable or not, if the status of STP is disable you should be enable it by
type:
DSL#Config spanning-tree enable  enable the STP features on the system
DSL#show spanning-tree  make sure the STP features on the system is already
enable. And please chack the priority on this STP, the value of priority should be
less then the priority value on the switch (Ethernet aggregator).
DSL#config interface Ethernet 1/1 enter EICG slot 1 port 1 to configure it
DSL(cfg-if-eth-1/1)#spanning-tree enableenable the STP features on the EICG
slot 1 port 1.
DSL(cfg-if-eth-1/1)#show spanning-tree interface 1/1  make sure the STP
features on the slot 1 port 1on is already enable

4. DSL#config interface Ethernet 2/1 enter EICG slot 2 port 1 to configure it
DSL(cfg-if-eth-2/1)#spanning-tree enableenable the STP features on the EICG
slot 2 port 1.
DSL(cfg-if-eth-2/1)#show spanning-tree interface 2/1  make sure the STP
features on the slot 2 port 1on is already enable
After you are already configure the STP features in both of port, you should be
check the status of link in this port.
DSL(cfg-if-eth-1/1)#show spanning-tree interface 1/1  look the status of STP,
there are 3 kind of status on this STP port :
1. blocking  means the port is blocking and can’t transfer the packet
2. learning  means the port still learning the other port, please waiting for a
few minutes.
3. forwarding  means the STP port is already active and ready to transfer the
packet.
DSL(cfg-if-eth-1/2)#show spanning-tree interface 1/2  look the status of STP,
the normal condition if port(1/1) and port (1/2) both of them as an STP port, one
of them will be blocking and one of the other will be forwarding.