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show ancp subscriber

date_range 17-Dec-24

Syntax

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show ancp subscriber
<brief | detail>
<access-aggregation-circuit-id circuit-identifier>
<identifier identifier>
<ip-address ip-address>
<system-name mac-address>

Description

Display information about active subscribers regardless of the subscriber’s operational state, for all subscribers (local access loops), the subscriber associated with the access line specified by an ACI, or the subscriber associated with the specified ANCP neighbor (access node).

After an ancpd restart, this command displays orphaned entries (marked with an o) for subscriber sessions that were established before the restart but which have not yet been reestablished. As sessions are reestablished, the number of orphaned entries displayed by the command decreases. The number reaches zero when all sessions are reestablished or when the orphaned-interface timer expires.

Options

none	Display information about all subscribers.
brief \| detail	(Optional) Display the specified level of detail.
access-aggregation-circuit-id `circuit-identifier`	(Optional) Display information about ANCP subscribers whose Access-Aggregation-Circuit-ID-ASCII attribute (TLV 0x0003) matches the specified value. A `circuit-identifier` that begins with the`#` character indicates a backhaul line identifier. You can specify a wildcard (`*`) anywhere in the string.
identifier `identifier`	(Optional) Display information about the subscriber associated with the access line (ACI) specified by the access identifier.
ip-address `ip-address`	(Optional) Display information about the subscribers connected to the access node specified by the IP address.
system-name `mac-address`	(Optional) Display information about the subscribers connected to the access node specified by the MAC address.

Required Privilege Level

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Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the show ancp subscriber command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: show ancp subscriber Output Fields
Field Name	Field Description	Level of Output
`Loop Identifier`	Access loop identifier as sent by the access node and configured to map the subscriber to an interface. An asterisk () indicates that the information might be stale due to receiving a Port Down message with a DSL Line State of Idle. Two asterisks (*) indicate that the neighbor associated with the subscriber has lost its adjacency. In this case, the DSL Line State might be Established. An `o` indicates that the entry is for an orphaned interface and represents a previously established subscriber session that has not been reestablished after an ancpd restart. The number of orphaned entries decreases as the ANCP neighbors reestablish adjacencies and the protocol subscriber sessions are reestablished. The command output indicates this by removing the `o` marker. Eventually the number of orphaned entries reaches zero, because either all the adjacencies and subscriber sessions have been reestablished or any remaining orphaned entries are removed when the orphaned-interface timer expires.	`brief` none
`DSL Line State`	State of the DSL line: `Idle`, `Showtime`, or `Silent`.	`brief` `detail`
`Access Type`	Type of access line employed by the access node: `ADSL1`, `ADSL2`, `ADSL2+`, `VDSL1`, `VDSL2`, `SDSL`, `G.fast`, `VDSL2 Annex Q`, `SDSL bonded`, `VDSL2 bonded`, `G.fast bonded` `VDSL2 Annex Q bonded` or `OTHER`.	`brief` `detail` none
`Interface`	Name of the interface set or logical interface.	`brief` `detail` none
`Rate Kbps`	Actual downstream data rate for this local loop.	`brief` none
`Neighbor`	IP address of ANCP neighbor (access node).	`brief` none
`Access Loop Circuit Identifier`	Access loop circuit identifier as sent by the access node and configured to map the subscriber to an interface. An asterisk () indicates that the information might be stale due to receiving a Port Down message with a DSL Line State of Idle. Two asterisks (*) indicate that the neighbor associated with the subscriber has lost its adjacency. In this case, the DSL Line State might be Established.	`detail`
`Neighbor IP Address`	IP address of the ANCP neighbor (access node).	`detail`
`Aggregate Circuit Identifier`	ASCII identifier for the subscriber access loop; value of the Access-Aggregation-Circuit-ID-ASCII attribute (TLV 0x0003).	`detail`
`Aggregate Circuit Identifier Binary`	Binary identifier for the VLAN circuit ID.	`detail`
`Tech Type`	Type of technology employed by the subscriber. Currently Junos OS supports `DSL` technology type only.	`detail`
`DSL Line Data Link`	Data link protocol employed on the access loop: `AAL5` or `Ethernet`.	`detail`
`DSL Line Encapsulation`	Encapsulation type on the access loop, for Ethernet only: `0`—NA, type not conveyed `1`—Untagged Ethernet `2`—Single-tagged Ethernet	`detail`
`DSL Line Encapsulation Payload`	Payload carried across the access loop: `0`—NA, type not conveyed `1`—PPPoA LLC `2`—PPPoA null `3`—IPoA LLC `4`—IPoA null `5`—Ethernet over AAL5 LLC with FCS `6`—Ethernet over AAL5 LLC without FCS `7`—Ethernet over AAL5 null with FCS `8`—Ethernet over AAL5 null without FCS	`detail`
`Interface Type`	Type of interface employed for subscriber traffic: `ifl` for a single VLAN or `interface-set` for a configured group of VLANs.	`detail`
`Actual Net Data Upstream`	Actual upstream data rate for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Actual Net Data Downstream`	Actual downstream data rate for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Minimum Net Data Upstream`	Minimum upstream data rate desired by the operator for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Minimum Net Data Downstream`	Minimum downstream data rate desired by the operator for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Maximum Net Data Upstream`	Maximum upstream data rate desired by the operator for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Maximum Net Data Downstream`	Maximum downstream data rate desired by the operator for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Attainable Net Data Upstream`	Maximum attainable upstream data rate for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Attainable Net Data Downstream`	Maximum attainable downstream data rate for this local loop, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Minimum Low Power Data Downstream`	Minimum downstream data rate desired by the operator for this local loop in low power state, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Minimum Low Power Data Upstream`	Minimum upstream data rate desired by the operator for this local loop in low power state, in Kbps.	`detail`
`Maximum Interleave Delay Downstream`	Maximum interleaving delay for downstream data, in milliseconds.	`detail`
`Maximum Interleave Delay Upstream`	Maximum interleaving delay for upstream data, in milliseconds.	`detail`
`Actual Interleave Delay Downstream`	Actual interleaving delay for downstream data, in milliseconds.	`detail`
`Actual Interleave Delay Upstream`	Actual interleaving delay for upstream data, in milliseconds.	`detail`
`Port-Up Timestamp`	Timestamp when port comes up or port enabled.	`detail`
`Port Down Timestamp`	Timestamp when port goes down or disabled.	`detail`
`Port Down Event`	Reason for port to be disabled.	`detail`

Sample Output

show ancp subscriber
show ancp subscriber (After ancpd Restart)
show ancp subscriber brief
show ancp subscriber detail (Access type DSL)
show ancp subscriber detail (Access type PON)
show ancp subscriber access-aggregation-circuit-id detail
show ancp subscriber identifier identifier-string detail