12.3. DSL-X resource diagnostics and statistics

12.3. DSL-X resource diagnostics and statistics
	Chapter 12. ADSL modem

12.3.1. DSL-X resource diagnostics

This command reports the current situation of the device:

[18:06:40] ABILIS_CPX:d d dsl-1

RES:Dsl-1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
       Linea ADSL                          
       LINE-STATE:UP                LINE-MODE:ADSL       ADSL-ANNEX:A
       MODEM-STATE:CONNECTED        MODEM-FAILURE:NONE
       MODEM-NAME:Abilis-ADSL2+     MODEM-MAC:00-26-75-F0-17-BA    FW:3.18
       ----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|------------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       SPEED     |   11.616 M|    1.149 M|ATTENUATION |       18.4|        7.8|
       SN-MARGIN |       12.3|        7.5|INTERLEAVE  |       0.25|       0.25|
       - ATM level diagnostics ------------------------------------------------
       VPI  VCI    QoS    State       Bw-In     Bw-Out 5sec-Thr-In 5sec-Thr-Out
                                                       5min-Thr-In 5min-Thr-Out
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       8    35     NORMAL UP       10.520 M    1.040 M      9.75 K       73.8 K
                                                            12.1 K       9.85 K
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------

	Tip
	Interesting chapter: Section 78.3.3, “Why the xDSL line is slow?”.

The meaning:

LINE-STATE

The state of the DSL line:

DOWN - The port is DOWN.
SYNCHRONISING - The port tries to synchronise with the remote side.
UP - The port is synchronised with the remote counterpart. The data transmission is possible.

LINE-MODE

Current line mode for the DSL line.:

ADSL - ADSL mode is used.
VDSL - VDSL mode is used.

ADSL-ANNEX

Annex currently in use in ADSL mode:

UNKNOWN - Used when the modem is disconnected, and in any situation where a valid diagnostic wasn't loaded from the modem.
A - Annex-A.
B - Annex-B.

C - Annex-C.
I - Annex-I.

J - Annex-J.
L - Annex-L.

M - Annex-M
ANSI-T1.413 - ANSI T1.413.
N/A - Mode diagnostic isn't available on this modem.

	Note
	When `LINE-MODE` is is not ADSL the value is NULL and CP will not show it.

VDSL-PROFILE

VDSL profile currently in use:

8a - Profile 8a.
8b - Profile 8b.

8c - Profile 8c.
8d - Profile 8d.

12a - Profile 12a.
12b - Profile 12b.

17a - Profile 17a.
30a - Profile 30a.
N/A - Mode diagnostic isn't available on this modem.

	Note
	When `LINE-MODE` is is not VDSL the value is NULL and CP will not show it.

MODEM-STATE

Indicates if the modem is connected to USB:

DISCONNECTED - The modem is not connected to CPX.
CONNECTED - The modem is connected to CPX.
FAILED - The modem is connected to CPX but there is a critical error.

MODEM-FAILURE

The reason of the FAILED state of the MODEM-STATE:

NONE - Used when the MODE-STATE isn't FAILED.
NO_RESPONSE - 5 consecutive RTU_NO_RESPONSE errors were detected on the USB device.
OVERCURRENT - The RTU_OVERCURRENT error was detected on the USB device.
CANCELED - 5 consecutive RTU_CANCELED errors were detected on the USB device.
FW-ERROR - Troubles during the firmware download.
IRQ-INTF-ERR - Troubles during the IRQ interface initialisation.
DATA-INTF-ERR - Troubles during the DATA interface initialisation.
DWNL-INTF-ERR - Troubles during the FW DOWNLOAD interface initialisation.
USB-NO-BW - Troubles because of insufficient BW (typically when ISO bandwidth is insufficient). The RTU_BANDWIDTH was detected on the USB device.
USB-SYSTEM-ERR - RTUSB troubles, the RTU_SYSTEM_ERROR was returned, typically reported when using more than 255 buffers on OHCI controller.
LINE-MODE-N/A - The modem connected does not support the selected LINE-MODE.

MODEM-NAME

Name of the DSL modem currently connected:

UNKNOWN - Unknown modem type, or not available.
Abilis-5800-UB - Abilis 5800-UB modem.
Abilis-ADSL2+ - Abilis ADSL2+.
Abilis-VDSL2 - Abilis VDSL2.

MODEM-MAC

The MAC address of the DSL USB device.

FW

Shows the current firmware version on the device.

SPEED

Indicates the current bit rate of the downstream/upstream direction.

ATTENUATION

Indicates the current RX/TX attenuation detected by the device.

SN-MARGIN

Indicates the current RX/TX SN margin detected by the device.

INTERLEAVE

Indicates the current RX/TX INTERLEAVE delay detected by the device.

VPI

VPI part of the VPI/VCI identifier. Only when LINE-MODE is ADSL.

VCI

VCI part of the VPI/VCI identifier. Only when LINE-MODE is ADSL.

State

The overall state of ATM VC:

DOWN - The VC is DOWN. Typically this occurs when DSL LINE-STATE is NOT UP.
UP - The VC can be UP only if the DSL line state is UP too.

Bw-In

The current downstream bandwidth available to AALs.

Bw-Out

The Current upstream bandwidth available to AALs.

5sec-Thr-In

Last 5 seconds downstream throughput.

5sec-Thr-Out

Last 5 seconds upstream throughput.

5min-Thr-In

Last 5 minutes downstream throughput.

5min-Thr-Out

Last 5 minutes upstream throughput.

12.3.2. DSL-X resource statistics

This command can help to understand what is happening, in case of troubles:

d s dsl-x / d se dsl-x: Shows statistics information, such as the number of ADSL down/start, the number of modem disconnection/connection, the number of errors on the ADSL line, etc.

[18:06:40] ABILIS_CPX:d s dsl-1

RES:Dsl-1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
       Linea Mynet ADSL                         
       --- Cleared 0 days 15:43:13 ago, on 27/12/2016 at 20:33:31 -------------
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       LINE-DOWN  |          0|           |MODEM-DISC |          0|           |
       LINE-UP    |          1|           |MODEM-CONN |          1|           |
       AUTORST-L  |          0|           |MANUALRST  |          0|           |
       AUTORST-U  |          0|           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       - ATM level statistics -------------------------------------------------
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       VC-UNKNOWN |          0|           |HEC-ERR    |          0|           |
       AAL5-ERR   |          0|          0|MISALIGNED |          0|           |
       DROPPED    |          0|          0|
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       VPI:8    VCI:35     
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       AAL5-SDU   |     800499|     676504|AAL5-CHAR  |  479757749|  127938263|
       ERRORS     |          0|          0|CELLS      |   10565770|    3005271|
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------

	Tip
	Interesting chapter: Section 78.3.3, “Why the xDSL line is slow?”.

With reference to the shown interval of time («Cleared 0 days 15:43:13 ago»), these counters show the number of::

`LINE-DOWN`	Times DSL line went down.
`LINE-UP`	Times DSL went up.
`MODEM-DISC`	Disconnections of MODEM from USB host/hub.
`MODEM-CONN`	Connections of MODEM to USB host/hub.
`AUTORST-L`	ADSL line autorestarts.
`AUTORST-U`	Modem auto restarts because of serial troubles on USB interface.
`MANUALRST`	Modem restarts ordered manually.
`VC-UNKNOWN`	Received ATM cells with unregistered VPI/VCI.
`AAL5-ERR`	The cumulative number of all AAL5 errors on all VC in the downstream/upstream path.
`DROPPED`	IN: Good AAL5 packets received, but dropped inside the modem. OUT: Good AAL5 packets discarded by the modem in the upstream direction.
`HEC-ERR`	Received invalid ATM cells.
`MISALIGNED`	Received USB packets not aligned with the ATM cell length.
`AAL5-SDU`	Correct AAL5 Service Data Units (SDU) received/transmitted.
`ERRORS`	The cumulative number of all errors on whole downstream/upstream path.
`AAL5-CHAR`	IN: AAL5 SDU characters received in correct AAL5 SDU. OUT: AAL5 SDU characters in successfully sent AAL5 SDU.
`CELLS`	Successfully received/transmitted ATM cells.
`FRM`	Frames successfully received/transmitted.
`CHAR`	IN: Payload characters in correctly received frames. OUT: Payload characters in successfully transmitted frames.


12.2. DSL-X device activation		12.4. How to upgrade ADSL2+ modem firmware