Assurance Sensor CLI Guide

The Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor (formerly Skylight performance elements) CLI Command Guide walks you through the command line interface of this product and shows you how to configure and use it effectively through the provided procedures and examples. The target audience for this publication is network designers and network administrators.

The technologies and standards implemented by Cisco's Network equipment and procedures enable wireless operators, service providers and cable MSO personnel to provide their customers with service assurance and service creation solutions.

This guide describes the CLI commands for Assurance Sensor GT/GT-S, Assurance Sensor LT-S, and Assurance Sensor LX-S, including expected syntax and parameters. A command overview and description of meta-characters are also given.

Click here to download a PDF version of the CLI guides:

• Assurance Sensor GT 25.07 CLI Guide
• Assurance Sensor LT 25.07 CLI Guide
• Assurance Sensor LX 25.07 CLI Guide

Requirements

This Command Guide describes the possible CLI commands with their parameters for the Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensors GT/GT-S, LT-S, and LX-S release 25.07 firmware. It applies to the following products and models:

• GT (AMN-1000-GT)
• GT-S (AMN-1000-GT-S)
• LT-S (AMO-10000-LT-S)
• LX-S (AMO-10000-LX-S)

Organization

This manual includes the following sections:

• Command Overview: This section provides a list of CLI commands, grouped according to their primary function.
• Syntax Meta-Characters and Variables: This section provides a list of all syntax Meta-characters and variables used in the CLI Command Guide.
• CLI Commands: This section describes all CLI commands; commands are listed by name in alphanumerical order.

References

Deploying telecommunication equipment such as the Assurance Sensors GT/GT-S, LT-S, and LX-S requires the understanding of various networking standards, technical specifications, and technologies. This document provides basic information about such standards and technologies.

Conventions

This section explains the conventions that are used in Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance user documentation.

CLI command descriptions and procedures:

• Set of possible arguments are enclosed in curly brackets { }:
  gps edit state { enable | disable }
• Arguments that must be replaced with a value are in angle brackets < >:
  dns edit hostname <hostname>
• Optional arguments are enclosed in square brackets [ ]:
  interface show [<interface-name>]
• Screen output in CLI procedures is displayed as follows:
  Command executed successfully

Notes: contains information that emphasizes or supplements certain points in the main text.

Cautions: describes situations in which failure to take an action or avoid an action could result in damage to equipment or make it impossible to access the system.

Operational Considerations

Redundant Parameter Handling: If you enter redundant parameters in a command line, the system applies only the value of the last instance. For example, in the command mode edit syslog-ng enable syslog-ng disable, the system applies the final parameter value syslog-ng disable.