Ericsson Mini Link Cli Commands Link
admin/radio/1> radio set tx-power=15 # In dBm
admin/radio/1> radio set adapt-modulation-status=enable
admin/radio/1> radio set max-modulation=64QAM
admin/radio/1> radio set min-modulation=4QAM
MINI-LINK CLI supports batch commands via copy and script apply.
The Ericsson MINI-LINK CLI provides a powerful, scriptable interface for managing microwave links. Key strengths include:
Field engineers typically rely on show radio link, show alarms, and write memory as daily commands. For large-scale operations, the CLI is often used in conjunction with Ericsson Network Manager (ENM) or MINI-LINK Manager.
Note: Exact command syntax may vary slightly depending on MINI-LINK product generation (TN 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, or CN 5000 series). Always refer to the product-specific Ericsson MINI-LINK Operation and Maintenance Guide for your exact software release.
The Ericsson MINI-LINK series uses a Command Line Interface (CLI) for advanced configuration, troubleshooting, and monitoring of microwave transmission links. Access is typically gained via SSH, Telnet, or a local craft port. Core Management Commands
These commands are essential for initial access and session control.
show system: Displays hardware info, serial numbers, and software versions.
show inventory: Lists all physical modules, plug-ins, and SFP details. exit / logout: Safely terminates the current CLI session. history: Shows a list of recently executed commands. Configuration & Status Monitoring ericsson mini link cli commands
Use these to verify the health and performance of the microwave hop.
show interface summary: Provides a quick bird's-eye view of all physical ports.
show radio link: Displays critical metrics like TX power, RX level (RSL), and frequency.
show performance-management: Accesses historical data for Bit Error Rate (BER) and availability.
show alarm active: Lists all current system faults or warning indicators. Network & VLAN Settings
These commands manage how data traffic is handled across the link.
show vlan: Displays the current VLAN configuration and port assignments. MINI-LINK CLI supports batch commands via copy and
config terminal: Enters the global configuration mode for making changes.
show ip interface: Shows management IP addresses and subnet masks.
show l2-switching: Displays MAC address tables and switching parameters. Troubleshooting & Maintenance Commands designed to isolate faults during outages.
ping : Tests connectivity to the far-end terminal or gateway.
loopback: Activates internal or external loops to test signal paths.
show log: Displays the system event log for historical troubleshooting.
copy running-config startup-config: Saves your current settings to permanent memory. Field engineers typically rely on show radio link
💡 Pro Tip: Use the ? key at any time to see available completions or the Tab key to auto-fill long command strings. I can provide more specific commands if you tell me:
Which specific model you are using (e.g., MINI-LINK 6600, TN, or CN)?
Are you focusing on Ethernet services or Radio Link configuration?
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| enable | Enter privileged mode |
| disable | Exit privileged mode |
| configure terminal | Enter global configuration mode |
| exit | Move down one level in command mode |
| end | Return to privileged exec mode |
| show running-config | Display current active configuration |
| show startup-config | Display saved configuration |
| write memory | Save running config to startup config |
| copy running-config startup-config | Alternative save command |
| reboot | Restart the node |
| ping <ip> | Network connectivity test |
| traceroute <ip> | Path discovery |
If you need to adjust the output power (measured in dBm):
SET RADIO TXPWR=<VALUE>
Engineers managing hundreds of MINI-LINKs use CLI for automation.
Ericsson CLI allows abbreviations as long as the command is unique.