| Surfboard Cable Modem Shell Commands |
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| Written by prometheus | |
| Saturday, 10 November 2007 | |
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THIS TUTORIAL IS INTENDED FOR THEORETICAL USE ONLY, USE ON PRODUCTION SYSTEMS MAY VIOLATE YOUR ISP's TERMS OF SERVICE. THEORYSHARE TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS. THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. THIS SOFTWARE IS INTENDED FOR EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY AND MAY BE ILLEGAL IF USED IMPROPORLY. USERS ASSUME FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR ACTIONS.
SBGxxxx/SB5120/SB5100/SB4220/SB4200/SB4100/SB3100/ Connecting to the SURFboard Cable Modem (SB4x00 and SB3100 only) via Ethernet and an “rlogin” based Telnet Client: Modem Ethernet IP address: 192.168.100.1 To access CLI from client CPE, via Ethernet: rlogin 192.168.100.1 To access CLI from HFC side: rlogin <modem IP address from DHCP> Logging Into the SURFboard Cable Modem: Login name: target Password: first 15 digits of the unit serial number <It is best to copy these into a Notepad Window first, then copy/paste to the Terminal Window you are using for access.> Key Commands: addressing Displays modem addressing information (Ethernet MAC and IP) arpstorm Displays ARP Storm filter statistics blpinfo Displays Baseline Privacy Key Management information bootChange Changes modem boot parameters bridge Displays state of bridge forwarding layer and statistics clrcpemac <xx-xx-xx-xx-xx> Clear one static CPE MAC address from Table of known CPE’s. Number of CPE’s (Controlled by TFTP TLV Value MaxCPE) config Use to set modem configuration settings, such as starting frequency ranges, known frequency and other registration/scanning parameters cpemac Lists MAC addresses known by SB2100/SB2100D, including those provisioned and learned defaultcfg Sets the modem back to factory defaults dhcpc Displays modem DHCP configuration information received from server dlfile Downloads new software image from a specified server through TFTP dsdiag Displays downstream diagnostic information, (frequency, SNR, FEC lock status) eventlog Displays event logs up to 173 entries, with wraparound buffer exit | quit Exit the login session factSetCliOff Turns off CLI after next reboot help | ? Lists available CLI commands haltreset Cancels reset action request hosts Displays VxWorks host name table i Displays a summary of each task and associated TCB (Task Control Block) ifconfig Display information about all attached network interfaces ifconfig [interface] Displays information about specific interface ipcache Displays IP filter cache information ifcachestat Displays IP filter cache statistics ipfilter Displays state of IP filters lkAddr [addr] Displays Engineering symbols whose values are near a specified value llcfilter Displays LLC filter information macstat Displays MAC packet counts and statistics memShow Displays system memory partition blocks and statistics multicast Displays multicast protocol information netstat Displays statistics for all protocols netstat –icmp Displays statistics for ICMP netstat –ip Displays IP statistics netstat –inet Displays all active connections for IP sockets netstat –rn Displays routing tables netstat –tcp Displays statistics for the TCP protocol netstat –udp Displays statistics for the UDP protocol ping <x.x.x.x> Ping an IP address ping <hostname> Ping an IP host by name (names are only configurable at the Engineering Diagnostic Level) quit Exits the login session reset Reset the Cable Modem rlogin <hostname> Establishes a rlogin session to hostname (names are only configurable at the Engineering Diagnostic Level) routes Displays host and network routing table setdbg Sets some debug flags (see below) startuplog Displays startup log information telnet <x.x.x.x> Establishes a telnet session tftpinfo Displays TFTP information usdiag Displays upstream diagnostic information, (SID, power level, frequency, rate) ver Displays software/hardware versions Key Debug Flags: <Set through CLI setdbg command> <By default, they are set to 0, except QAM 16 Preamble is set to 1> Ignore Auto Update IF 1, Do not auto update the Firmware image upon registration IF 0, Auto update the Firmware image as designated by TFTP Config file Canned Registration IF 1, DHCP, TOD, TFTP will be bypassed and canned registration will be used Fine Scan on IF 1, Do fine scan Use Scan Limit IF 1, Perform scan within parameters of the defined scan limits DHCP Debug On IF 1, DHCP Debug statements are displayed Confg Debug On IF 1, Config Debug statements are displayed TOD Debug On IF 1, Time of Day Debug statements are displayed Reg Debug On IF 1, Registration Req/Res values are displayed Scan Debug On IF 1, Then each frequency tested will be printed scan MMT Cmd Debug On IF 1, MMT Debug statements are displayed Range Debug On IF 1, Ranging Debug statements are displayed UCD Debug On IF 1, UCD Debug statements are displayed UU Debug On IF 1, Unit Update debug statements are displayed CLI Off IF 1, Turns off CLI shell. Use vxWorks Operating System Shell BLP Off IF 1, Turns off Baseline Privacy. QAM16 Preamble IF 1, use QAM 16. IF 0, use QPSK Frequency step size Set to Values (50000 - 8000000 Mhz): [default = 6000000] Scan lower limit Set lower Scan Limit Starting Point (0 - 800 MHz) Scan upper limit Set lower Scan Limit Starting Point (0 - 900 MHz) Are you sure you want to update these values to flash (Y/N)? Select Y/N to match your needs |
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