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This chapter describes the structure and content of the Cisco WAN Manager (CWM) Informix OnLine database tables
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
l_node_id |
| integer | Local CWM node ID |
num_segs |
| short | Number of segments |
termination |
| short | Bit(0): Bit(1) Bits(2-4): RPM |
l_slot |
| short | Local-end slot number |
l_line |
| short | Local-end line number (For FRSM, FRASM and CESM connection only) |
l_port |
| short | Local-end port number (logical port except for FRSM) |
l_logical_port |
| short | MGX 8850 RPM endpoints |
l_subchnl_1 |
| short | First local-end subchannel number For Frame relay end-points this is set to DLCI |
l_subchnl_2 | Yes | integer | Second local-end subchannel number |
lr_slot |
| short | Local slot number |
lr_port |
| short | Local port number |
lr_subchnl_1 |
| short | First local subchannel number |
lr_subchnl_2 |
| integer | Second local subchannel number |
lc_node_id |
| integer | Local hub CWM node ID |
lc_slot |
| short | Local hub slot number |
lc_port |
| short | Local hub port number |
lc_subchnl_1 |
| short | First local hub subchannel number |
lc_subchnl_2 |
| integer | Second local hub subchannel number |
rc_node_id |
| integer | Remote hub CWM node ID |
rc_slot |
| short | Remote hub slot number |
rc_port |
| short | Remote hub port number |
rc_subchnl_1 |
| short | First remote hub subchannel number |
rc_subchnl_2 |
| integer | Second remote hub subchannel number |
rr_slot |
| short | Remote slot number |
rr_port |
| short | Remote port number |
rr_subchnl_1 |
| short | First remote subchannel number |
rr_subchnl_2 |
| integer | Second remote subchannel number |
r_node_id |
| integer | Remote end CWM node ID |
r_slot |
| short | Remote end slot number |
r_line |
| short | Remote end line number |
r_port |
| short | Remote end port number (logical port except for fRSM); |
r_logical_port |
| short | remote logical port |
r_subchnl_1 |
| short | First remote subchannel number |
r_subchnl_2 |
| integer | Second remote subchannel number |
parm_type |
| short | Flag used to indicate if Cisco or standard FR parameters are used |
state |
| short | Connection state: |
proc_state |
| short | Processing state (used by data broker) |
con_type |
| short | Connection type: |
subtype |
| short | Service type: |
l_endpt_obj_id |
| integer | Local end-point object ID |
lc_endpt_obj_id |
| integer | Local hub end-point object ID |
rc_endpt_obj_id |
| integer | Remote hub end-point object ID |
r_endpt_obj_id |
| integer | Remote endpoint object ID |
master_node_id |
| integer | Master end node ID |
master_lcon_obj_id |
| integer | Master end logical connection object ID |
l_rate_info |
| short | Local end combination field of rate information: Bit 6: DFM enabled = 1 Bits 5 - 3: Encoding Bits 2 - 0: Load Type |
l_mir |
| integer | Local end minimum guaranteed bandwidth in hundreds of bits per second (256 Kbps displays as 2560) |
l_qir |
| integer | Local end QIR in hundreds of bits per second |
l_pir |
| integer | Local end PIR in hundreds of bits per second |
l_vc_q_depth |
| integer | Local end VC queue depth in bytes |
l_vc_q_thresh |
| integer | Local end VC queue threshold |
l_vc_de_thresh |
| integer | Local end VC queue DE threshold in bytes |
l_eg_q_depth |
| integer | Local end Egress queue depth in bytes |
l_eg_q_de_thresh |
| integer | Local end Egress queue DE threshold in bytes |
l_eg_q_ecn_thresh |
| integer | Local end Egress queue ECN threshold in bytes |
l_de_tag_ena |
| integer | Local end DE tagging enable/disable |
l_cmax |
| int (91) | Local end maximum threshold for FRP credit manager in packets |
l_per_util |
| short | Local end percent utilization parameter taken from routing segment |
l_con_info_flag |
| short | Local end connection information flags: |
l_cir |
| integer | Local end CIR in hundreds of bits per second |
l_bc |
| integer | Local end committed burst in bytes |
l_be |
| integer | Local end excess burst in bytes |
l_eg_q_select |
| short | Egress queue selection |
l_qbin_num |
| short | Default value is 1 |
l_ibs |
| integer | Local end initial burst size (IBS) in bytes |
l_channel_type |
| short | Local channel type (currently used by connections terminating on FRSM) |
l_fecn |
| short | Local forward explicit congestion notification |
l_de_to_clp_map |
| short | Local DE to CLP map |
l_clp_to_de_map |
| short | Local CLP to DE map |
l_efci_q_thresh |
| short | Local end EFCI queue threshold |
l_cbs |
| integer | Local end CBS |
l_mfs |
| integer | Local end MFS |
l_ccdv |
| integer | Local end CCDV |
l_clp_hi |
| short | Local end CLP High threshold |
l_clp_lo |
| short | Local end CLP Low threshold |
l_fst_rate_up |
| integer | Local ForeSight Rate up |
l_fst_rate_dn |
| integer | Local ForeSight Rate down |
l_fst_fast_dn |
| short | Local ForeSight Fast down |
l_fst_qir_to |
| integer | Local ForeSight QIR timeout |
l_fst_max_adj |
| integer | Local ForeSight Maximum adjustment |
l_clp_tagging |
| integer | Local End CLP Tagging |
l_upc_enable |
| integer | Local End UPC Enable: |
l_rm_enable |
| integer | Local End RM Enable |
l_u_fgcra |
| integer | Local End FGCRA |
l_u_scr_policing |
| short | Local End SCR Policing |
l_u_pcr01 |
| integer | Local End PCR0+1 in 100 bps unit |
l_u_ccdv01 |
| integer | Local End CCDV0+1 |
l_u_ccdv0 |
| integer | Local End CCDV0 |
l_max_buf_size |
| integer | Local End Maximum Buffer Size |
l_cell_loss_period |
| integer | Local End Cell Loss Period |
l_cdv_rx_t |
| integer | Local End CDV Rx |
l_nrm |
| short | Local End NRM |
l_tbe |
| integer | Local End TBE |
l_frtt |
| short | Local End FRTT |
l_vsvd |
| short | Local End VSVD |
r_rate_info |
| short | Remote End combination field of rate information: |
r_mir |
| integer | Remote end minimum guaranteed bandwidth in hundreds of bits per second (256 Kbps displays as 2560) |
r_qir |
| integer | Remote end QIR in 100 bps unit |
r_pir |
| integer | Remote end PIR in 100 bps unit |
r_vc_q_depth |
| integer | Remote end VC queue depth |
r_vc_q_thresh |
| integer | Remote end VC queue threshold |
r_vc_de_thresh |
| integer | Remote end VC queue DE threshold |
r_eg_q_depth |
| integer | Remote end Egress queue depth |
r_eg_q_de_thresh |
| integer | Remote end Egress queue DE threshold |
r_eg_q_ecn_thresh |
| integer | Remote end Egress queue ECN threshold |
r_de_tag_ena |
| integer | Remote end DE tagging enable/disable |
r_cmax |
| int (91) | Remote end maximum threshold for FRP credit manager |
r_per_util |
| short | Remote end percent utilization parameter taken from routing segment |
r_con_info_flag |
| short | Remote end connection information flags: |
r_cir |
| integer | Remote end CIR in 100 bps unit |
r_bc |
| integer | Remote end committed burst |
r_be |
| integer | Remote end excess burst |
r_eg_q_select |
| short | Egress queue selection |
r_qbin_num |
| short |
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r_ibs |
| integer | Remote end initial burst size |
r_channel_type |
| short | Remote channel type |
r_fecn |
| short | Remote forward explicit congestion notification |
r_de_to_clp_map |
| short | Remote DE to CLP map |
r_clp_to_de_map |
| short | Remote CLP to DE map |
r_efci_q_thresh |
| short | Remote end EFCI queue threshold |
r_cbs |
| integer | Remote end CBS |
r_mfs |
| integer | Remote end MFS |
r_ccdv |
| integer | Remote end CCDV |
r_clp_hi |
| short | Remote end CLP High threshold |
r_clp_lo |
| short | Remote end CLP Low threshold |
r_fst_rate_up |
| integer | Remote ForeSight Rate up |
r_fst_rate_dn |
| integer | Remote ForeSight Rate down |
r_fst_fast_dn |
| short | Remote ForeSightFast down |
r_fst_qir_to |
| integer | Remote ForeSight QIR timeout |
r_fst_max_adj |
| integer | Remote ForeSight Maximum adjustment |
r_clp_tagging |
| integer | Remote End CLP Tagging |
r_upc_enable |
| integer | Remote End UPC Enable |
r_rm_enable |
| integer | Remote End RM Enable |
r_u_fgcra |
| integer | Remote End FGCRA |
r_u_scr_policing |
| short | Remote End SCR Policing |
r_u_pcr01 |
| integer | Remote End PCR0+1 in 100 bps unit |
r_u_ccdv01 |
| integer | Remote End CCDV0+1 |
r_u_ccdv0 |
| integer | Remote End CCDV0 |
r_max_buf_size |
| integer | Remote End Maximum Buffer size |
r_cell_loss_period |
| integer | Remote End Cell Loss Period |
r_cdv_rx_t |
| integer | Remote End CDV Rx |
r_nrm |
| short | Remote End NRM |
r_tbe |
| integer | Remote End TBE |
r_frtt |
| short | Remote End FRTT |
r_vsvd |
| short | Remote End VSVD |
l_rate_type |
| short | Local Rate Type (for Voice/Data connections only) |
l_rate_fctr |
| short | Local Rate Factor (for Data connections only) |
l_smpl_per_pckt |
| short | Local Sample per packet (for Data connections only) |
r_rate_type |
| short | Remote Rate Type (for Voice/Data connections only) |
r_rate_fctr |
| short | Remote Rate Factor (for Data connections only) |
r_smpl_per_pckt |
| short | Remote Sample per packet (for Data connections only) |
l_cbr_clock_mode |
| short | Local End CBR Clock Mode - CESM Values |
l_cas |
| short | Local End Signalling Pass - CESM Values |
l_partial_fill |
| short | Local End Partial Fill - CESM Value range 0 - 47 |
l_idle_detection |
| short | Local End Idle Detection - CESM-8 Values |
l_onhook_code |
| short | Local End Onhook Code - CESM-8 Values range: 0 - 15 |
l_idle_suppression |
| short | Local End Idle Suppression - CESM-8 Values 1 = disable |
r_cbr_clock_mode |
| short | Local End CBR Clock Mode - CESM Values |
r_cas |
| short | Remote End Signalling Pass - CESM Values |
r_partial_fill |
| short | Remote End Partial Fill - CESM Value range: 0 - 47 |
r_idle_detection |
| short | Remote End Idle Suppression - CESM-8 Values |
r_onhook_code |
| short | Remote End Onhook Code - CESM-8 Value range: 0 - 15 |
r_idle_suppression |
| short | Remote End Idle Suppression - CESM-8 Values: |
l_mc_type |
| short | Local multicast type flag (for multicast connections) |
r_mc_type |
| short | Remote multicast type flag (for multicast connections) |
l_peak |
| integer |
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r_peak |
| integer |
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l_average |
| integer |
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r_average |
| integer |
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l_burst |
| integer |
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r_burst |
| integer |
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l_aal_encap |
| short |
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r_aal_encap |
| short |
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l_midhigh |
| short |
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r_midhigh |
| short |
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l_midlow |
| short |
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r_midlow |
| short |
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l_oam |
| short |
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r_oam |
| short |
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l_inarp |
| short |
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r_inarp |
| short |
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l_end_nni |
| short | -1 = unknown port type |
r_end_nni |
| short | -1 = unknown port type |
snmp_index |
| integer | SNMP Proxy index for user connection |
The database is an Informix SQL database consisting of the following tables:
1. SV_SYSTEM---contains CWM name and system parameters
2. SV_VERSION---contains CWM release number and date
3. NETWORK---contains ID and name of each managed network in the database
4. NODE---contains name and status of each node in each network
5. PACKET_LINE---contains information about all trunks in all networks
6. CIRCUIT_LINE---contains information about all circuit lines in all networks
7. FRP---contains information about all Frame Relay (FR) and FRASM ports in all networks
8. USER_CONNECTION---contains details of each user connection in each network
9. CONNECTION---contains details of each Frame Relay, voice, and data connection segment in each network
10. STAT_ENABLE---contains details of which and what type of network statistics are to be collected
11. PACKET_LN_DATA---contains packet line statistic data
12. CIRCUIT_LN_DATA---contains circuit line statistic data
13. FRP_DATA---contains Frame Relay port statistic data
14. CONNECTION_DATA---contains connection statistic data
15. SERIAL_LN_DATA---contains serial line statistic data
16. LOGICAL_CONN---contains details of logical connections
17. ROUTES---contains network routing information (table remains in the database, but is no longer used)
18. ATM_CONNECTION---contains ATM connection segment information
19. ASI_LINE---contains information about BPX ASI/BXM lines and physical lines
20. ASI_PORT---contains information about ATM (ASI/BXM/UXM) ports
21. FPD_CONNECTION---contains information about FastPAD connections
22. FTC_PORT---contains information about FastPAD IPX ports
23. FPD_NODE---contains information about FastPAD nodes
24. FPD_CONN_DATA---contains information about FastPAD statistics
25. ASI_LN_DATA---contains information about ASI/BXM line statistics
26. ASI_PORT_DATA---contains information about BPX ASI/BXM port statistics
27. FTC_PORT_DATA---contains information about FastPAD IPX port statistics
28. BIS_OBJECT---contains information about BPX Interface shelf (BIS) object (81 or later)
29. SHELF---contains information about MGX 8220 Shelves (81 or later)
30. PERIPHERAL---contains information about MGX 8220 Peripherals (81 or later)
31. CARD---contains information about MGX 8220 Cards (For CWM version 81 or later) It also contains information of IPX/BPX/IGX cards (CWM version 84 or later)
32. LINE---contains information about MGX 8220 Lines (CWM version 81 or later)
33. PLCP---contains information about MGX 8220 PLCPs (CWM version 81 or later)
34. AUSM_PORT---contains information about AUSM ports (CWM version 82 or later)
35. AUSM_PORT_DATA---contains information about AUSM port statistics (CWM version 82 or later)
36. CESM_CONNECTION---contains information about CESM connections (CWM version 82 or later; MGX 8220 only)
37. DNS_NODE---contains information about DNS nodes (CWM version 82 or later)
38. REDUNDANT_CARD---contains information about redundant cards (CWM version 84 or later; MGX 8220 only)
39. LINE_DISTRIBUTION---contains information about line distribution (CWM version 84 or later; MGX 8220 only)
40. VP_RANGE---contains information about VP range (CWM version 84 or later; MGX 8220 only)
41. VOICE_CHANNEL---contains information about the voice channel (CWM version 90 or later)
42. DATA_CHANNEL---contains information about the data channel (CWM version 90 or later)
43. ACCESS_NODE---contains information about access devices such as Rincon, 3810, etc
44. PROTOCOL_GROUP---contains information about protocol groups of FRASM
45. LINK_STATION---Link station table for FRASM
46. CHANNEL_ROUTE---Channel route table for FRASM
47. STATION_DATA---contains FRASM station statistics
48. RPM_CONNECTION---contains information about RPM connections
49. RSC_PART---contains information about
50. RPM_PORT---contains information about RPM ports
51. PHY_LINE---contains information about physical lines
52. PHY_LN_DATA---contains physical line statistics data
53. VIRTUAL_PORT ---contains information about the ATM virtual interface for RPM and VISM cards
54. VISM_CARD---contains information about the VISM card table
55. VISM_ENDPT---contains information about the VISM endpoint table
56. VISM_MGC---contains information about the VISM media gateway controller table
57. VISM_MGCP---contains information about the VISM media gateway controller protocol table
58. VOICE_CHANNEL---contains information about the voice channel
59. VOICE_CONN---contains VISM connection table
60. VPRANGE---contains information about VP range (MGX 8220 only)
61. XGCP_PEER---VISM XGCP peer table
Each row in a table may be referenced (accessed) through a unique identifier which is made up of one or more fields in the row The fields making up the unique identifier are indicated in bold in each of the following database table descriptions
The tables use the following datatypes:
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
name | yes | char (8+1) | name of the CWM parameter |
val |
| char (20+1) | character string including revision number of database |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
release | yes | char (20+1) | CWM release number |
release_date |
| char (32+1) | CWM release date |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
netw_id | yes | short | CWM network ID, assigned by user |
ipx_netw_id |
| short | Routing domain network ID |
netw_name |
| char (8+1) | CWM network name assigned by user |
active |
| short | active state flag 0 = inactive * Inactive indicates that entry has been deleted |
upgrade_status |
| short | Network upgrade status 0 = unknown 1 = upgrading 2 = not upgrading |
mgmt_comm |
| smallint | NWIP_OFF : 0 NWIP_ON: 1 LANIP : 2 default value : -1 |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID, assigned by SV+ |
netw_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
node_name |
| char (10+1) | node name |
ipx_netw_id |
| short | network ID For IPX, IGX, BPX nodes only MGX 8220, DAS, DNS nodes are assigned the network ID of their attached IPX/IGX/BPX node |
ipx_node_id |
| short | node ID For IPX, IGX, BPX nodes only; for MGX 8220, DAS, DNS nodes this field is set to 0 |
net_ip_address |
| int | Access IP address for the node |
lan_ip_address |
| int | LAN IP address for the node Both net_ip_address and lan_ip_address have same value for SW rel91 or earlier |
nw_ip_address |
| integer | Network IP address for the node default value : -1 |
model |
| integer | 8410 : IGX [tm] 8 8420: IGX [tm] 16 8430: IGX [tm] 32 8220: Cisco MGX concentrator 8600: Cisco BPX wide area switch 8620: BPX 8650: BPX tag switch default value : 0 |
alarm_state |
| short | node alarm state 0 = clear Bit 8 = CWM mode (64) |
gateway |
| short | flag for node acting as a junction node between two network domains 0 = not a gateway valid for structured networks only |
active |
| short | node active state flag 0 = inactive * Inactive indicates that entry has been deleted |
platform |
| short | flag for platform type: 2 = IGX 3 = MGX 8220 5 = DNS 6 = INSD 11 = Rincon 12 = ESP 13 = 3810 14 = MGX 8850 |
protocol |
| smallint |
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subtype |
| short | flag for a shelf 0 = Routing node 2 = Routing and Feeder Node 3 = Access Node 4 = Stand Alone Node |
release |
| char (11+1) | Node software release revision e.g. "910A" indicates node is running 910A software version |
fs_inc_rate |
| short | FRP Foresight increase rate |
fs_dec_rate |
| short | FRP Foresight decrease rate |
fs_fdec_rate |
| short | FRP Foresight fast decrease rate |
rst_timeout |
| short | timeout for setting PVC rate to QIR |
mode |
| short | Node mode (for MGX 8220 only) 0 = unknown 1 = init-sync 2 = syncing 3 = synced |
mgmt_state |
| short | Node management state 0 = Link unknown 1 = Link up 2 = Link Down |
manager |
| smallint | default vale 0 |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
pln_obj_id | Yes | int | object ID |
l_network_id |
| short | local-end CWM network ID |
l_node_id | Yes | int | local-end CWM node ID |
l_line |
| short | local-end trunk number |
1_slot |
| short | local-end slot number |
l_port |
| short | local-end logical port number |
l_vtrk |
| short | local-end virtual trunk number |
l_num_phy_line91 |
| short | Local number of physical lines -1 for trunks not having physical lines 1 for Normal and virtual trunks having physical lines 2-8 for IMA trunks Default value for upgrade to SV+ 91 is -1 |
l_primary_phy_line |
| smallint | local-end primary physical line ID |
l_phy_line_bitmap |
| smallint | local-end physical line bitmap |
card_type |
| short | card type 3 = TXR 35 = FTC 34 = AIT 104 = BNI_E3 41 = UXM91 110 = BNI_OC3 |
interface |
| short | interface type 0 = unknown 3 = Not used 4 = OC3 5 = E1 6 = Subrate 7 = Broadband (for backward compatibility, 81 and 82 network) 8 = E3 9 = T3 10 = OC12 11 = E2 (IPX/IGX) 12 = HSSI (IPX/IGX) |
line_load |
| int | Trunk load in cells/packets per second For BPX/IGX trunks units are cps For IPX trunks units are pps |
protocol |
| smallint |
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pnni_status |
| smallint | Pnni status |
r_network_id |
| short | remote-end CWM network ID |
r_node_id |
| int | remote-end CWM node ID |
r_line |
| short | remote-end trunk number |
r_slot |
| short | remote-end slot number |
r_port |
| short | remote-end logical port number |
r_vtrk |
| short | remote-end virtual trunk ID |
r_num_phy_line91 |
| short | Remote number of physical lines -1 for trunks not having physical lines 1 for normal and virtual trunks having physical lines 2 to 8 for IMA Trunks Default value for upgrade to SV+ 91 is -1 |
r_phy_line_bitmap |
| smallint | remote-end physical line bitmap |
r_primary_phy_line |
| smallint | remote-end primary physical lineid |
aps_flag |
| smallint | Automatic Protection Switching configuration status 0 = APS not configured 1 = APS configured |
alarm_state |
| short | alarm state 0 = clear |
commentc |
| char(20) | comment field |
active |
| short | This field is unused. This is retained for downward compatibility with SV+ 91 |
status |
| short | status field 1 = clear 2 = failed |
stat_reserve |
| int | statistical reserve field in packets per second |
b_bq_depth |
| int | bursty data B queue depth |
b_bq_efcn |
| int | bursty data B EFCN/ENCI threshold |
clp_h_thresh |
| short | CLP high dropping threshold |
clp_l_thresh |
| short | CLP low dropping threshold |
time_load |
| int | time stamped load units |
non_time |
| int | non-time stamped load units |
v_load |
| int | voice load units |
bursty_a_load |
| int | bursty data A load units |
bursty_b_load |
| int | bursty data B load units |
bursty_a_cmax |
| short | bursty data A Credit Max |
bursty_b_cmax |
| short | bursty data B Credit Max |
max_chan_per_port |
| integer | default -1 |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
cln_obj_id | yes | int | object ID |
l_network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
l_slot |
| short | Slot number |
l_line |
| short | Logical line number unique per node |
l_port |
| short | Physical line number unique per slot |
card_type |
| short | card type 3 = TXR ASI_T3 = 106 25 = FRP UXM = 4191
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interface |
| short | interface type 0 = unknown 3 = T3/E3 5 = E1
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commentc |
| char (20+1) | comment field used to further qualify the circuit line |
active |
| short | active state 0 = inactive |
status |
| short | status field 1 = clear |
line_info |
| short | line info flag: bit7-3: spare bit2-Coding: 0=U-law, 1=A-law bit1-CAS: 0=FALSE, 1=TRUE bit0-CCS: 0=FALSE, 1=TRUE |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
The FRP Table contains information about all frame relay ports
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
frp_obj_id | yes | int | object ID |
l_network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
shelf |
| int | shelf number Set to 1 for MGX 8220 ports, set to 0 for all other ports |
l_slot |
| short | slot number |
l_port |
| short | Physical port number (logical port for UFM only) |
port_speed |
| int | port speed in hundreds of bits per second (e.g. 256 kbps displays as 2560) |
commentc |
| char (20+1) | comment field used to further qualify the FRP port |
active |
| short | active state 0 = inactive |
status |
| short | status field 1 = clear 2 = failed 3 = down 4 = Remote LPBK (FRSM only) 6 = Signaling fail (FRSM only) 8 = FRSM line failure Fourth bit is used to indicate line status for FRSM only This bit with combination of first 3 bits gives different values from 9 - 15 for ports and FRSM lines |
port_type |
| short | type of port 1 = FR 4 = FRSM 5 = FUNI 6 = Frame Forward 7 = Port Concentrator 8 = Channelized UFM 9 = SDLC-STUN91 10 = SDLC-FRAS91 11 = BSC-BSTUN91 12 = CESM-STRUC (CESM8 only)91 13 = CESM-UNSTRUC (CESM 8 only)91 14=BSC-PORT (partial BSC-BSTUN)91 15=CESM-FRAMING-ON-VCDISCONNECT91 |
queue_depth |
| int | port queue depth |
ecn_thresh |
| int | ECN queue depth |
de_thresh |
| short | DE threshold |
logical_port |
| short | Logical port number used in the MIB (For FRSM, FRASM and CESM-8 only) For FRP port it is 0 |
line |
| short | Line number associated with this port (For FRSM/UFM/FRASM/CESM-8 Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
timeslot_num |
| short | Number of timeslots (For FRSM, FRASM & CESM-8 Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
timeslot_speed |
| short | Timeslot speed (For MGX 8220/FRSM/FRASM/CESM-8 Port only) 1 - speed = 56k 2 - speed = 64k Defalut value for IPX/IGX is 0. |
port_bitmap |
| int | Port bitmap (For MGX 8220/FRSM/UFM/FRASM/CESM-8 Port only) Default value for IPX is 0 |
port_equ |
| short | Port Equeue service ratio (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
port_flag |
| short | Port flags between frames (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
protocol_type |
| short | Signalling protocol type 1 = other 2 = noSignalling 3 = strataLMI 4 = annexAUNI 5 = annexDUNI 6 = annexANNI 7 = annexDNNI 9 = Enhanced LMI (ELMI)91 |
asyn_upd |
| short | Asynchronous Updates (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
link_timer |
| short | t391 Line Integrity Timer (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
poll_timer |
| short | t392 Polling Verification Timer (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
poll_counter |
| short | n391 Full Status Polling Counter (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
err_thresh |
| short | n392 Error Threshold (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
event_count |
| short | n393 Monitored Event Count (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
xmt_timer |
| short | Xmt CLLM Status Timer (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
rcv_timer |
| short | Rcv CLLM Status Timer (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
cllm_ena |
| short | CLLM enable/disable (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
signal_state |
| int | Port signalling state (For MGX 8220/FRSM Port only) 1 = LMI failure Default value for IPX/IGX is 0 |
elmi |
| short | 1 = ELMI enabled -1 = ELMI disabled or this field is not applicable This field was earlier used only for MGX 8220 nodes. From 91 it is also be used for IGX |
subrate_speed |
| short | Port subrate speed (For FRASM only): 1 = speed2400 2 = speed4800 3 = speed9600 4 = speed56000 5 = speed64000 |
interface |
| short | Port interface (For FRASM only): ds0, ds0a or ds0b |
encoding |
| short | Port encoding: nrz or nrzi (For FRASM only) |
role |
| short | Port role:primary, secondary or negotiable (For FRASM only) |
max_frame |
| short | maximum number of bits expected in an inbound frame (For FRASM SDLC port only) |
retry_cnt |
| short | number of retry attempts (For FRASM SDLC and BSC port only) |
ack_wait_time |
| int | number of milliseconds the software waits for an ack before attempting recovery (For FRASM SDLC port only) |
vmac |
| char[15] | virtual mac address for BAN group addressing It is 6 bytes in hex The format is "000000000000"(For FRASM SDLC port only) |
poll_cycle |
| short | number of 1/10 of a second intervals to wait between the start of a polling cycle (For FRASM BSC port only) |
poll_intv |
| short | number of 1/10 second intervals between polls (For FRASM BSC port only) |
group |
| short | protocol group number (For FRASM STUN or BSTUN port only) |
reserved |
| int | This field is currently used to store ELMI for FRSM (MGX 8220 only) 1 = ELMI Disabled 2 = ELMI Enabled |
The user_connection table has the following indexes:
rcon_idx - (r_node_id, r_slot, r_line, r_port, r_subchnl_1, r_subchnl_2)
lc_con_idx - (lc_node_id,lc_slot,lc_port,lc_subchnl_1,lc_subchnl_2)
rc_con_idx - (rc_node_id,rc_slot,rc_port,rc_subchnl_1,rc_subchnl_2)
master_lcon_idx - (master_node_id, master_lcon_obj_id)
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
l_node_id | Yes | int | local-end CWM node ID |
num_segs |
| short | Number of segments |
termination |
| short | Bit(0): Bit(1) Bits(2-4): local end point type Bits(5-7): Remote end point type Bitmap definition is same as Local end point type above |
l_slot | Yes | short | Local-end slot number |
l_line | Yes | short | Local-end line number (For FRSM, FRASM and CESM connection only) |
l_port | Yes | short | Local-end port number (logical port except for FRSM) logical port = physical port (ASI/BXM/FRP) logical port = physical line (AUSM4/CESM) logical port (UFM/AUSM8) Physical port (FRSM/FRASM/CESM) Value range1 |
l_logical_port |
| smallint | MGX 8850 RPM endpoints Logical port no FRSM,AUSM,CESM,FRASM value 1 for RPM default -1 |
l_subchnl_1 | Yes | short | First local-end sub-channel number For Frame relay end-points this is set to DLCI For ATM end-points this is set to VPI For Voice and data end-points this is set to -1 |
l_subchnl_2 | Yes | int | Second local-end sub-channel number For Frame relay, voice and data end-points this is set to -1 For ATM end-points this is set to VCI |
lr_slot |
| short | Local slot number |
lr_port |
| short | Local port number |
lr_subchnl_1 |
| short | First local sub-channel number |
lr_subchnl_2 |
| int | Second local sub-channel number |
lc_node_id |
| int | Local hub CWM node ID (Same as local node ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
lc_slot |
| short | Local hub slot number (Same as local slot ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
lc_port |
| short | Local hub port number // (Same as local port ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
lc_subchnl_1 | Yes | short | First local hub sub-channel number (Same as first local sub-channel number for connections that originate in a routing node) |
lc_subchnl_2 | Yes | int | Second local hub sub-channel number (Same as second local sub-channel number for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rc_node_id |
| int | Remote hub CWM node ID (Same as remote node ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rc_slot |
| short | Remote hub slot number (Same as remote slot ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rc_port |
| short | Remote hub port number (Same as remote port ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rc_subchnl_1 |
| short | First remote hub sub-channel number (Same as first remote sub-channel number for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rc_subchnl_2 |
| int | Second remote hub sub-channel number (Same as second remote sub-channel number for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rr_slot |
| short | Remote slot number (Same as remote slot ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rr_port |
| short | Remote port number (Same as remote port ID for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rr_subchnl_1 |
| short | First remote sub-channel number (Same as first remote sub-channel number for connections that originate in a routing node) |
rr_subchnl_2 |
| int | Second remote sub-channel number (Same as second remote sub-channel number for connections that originate in a routing node) |
r_node_id |
| int | Remote-end CWM node ID |
r_slot |
| short | Remote-end slot number |
r_line |
| short | Remote-end line number (For FRSM connection only) |
r_port |
| short | Remote-end port number (logical port except for FRSM) logical port = physical port (ASI/FRP) logical port = physical line (AUSM4/CESM) logical port (UFM/AUSM8) Physical port (FRSM/FRASM/CESM) |
r_logical_port |
| smallint | default -1 |
r_subchnl_1 |
| short | First remote sub-channel number |
r_subchnl_2 |
| int | Second remote sub-channel number For Frame relay, voice and data end-points this is set to -1 For ATM end-points this is set to VCI |
parm_type |
| short | A flag to indicate if CWM or standard FR parameters are used |
state |
| short | Contains bit-mapped connection state information in the following format: eeddccbbaaaaaaaa ee is unused dd is OAM status with: cc is AIS status with: bb is a bit status with: aaaaaaaa (8 bits) is connection status: |
proc_state |
| short | The processing state (used by data broker) |
con_type |
| short | Connection type: |
sub_type |
| short | Service type |
l_endpt_obj_id |
| int | Local endpoint object ID |
lc_endpt_obj_id |
| int | Local hub endpoint object ID |
rc_endpt_obj_id |
| int | Remote hub endpoint object ID |
r_endpt_obj_id |
| int | Remote endpoint object ID |
l_per_util |
| short | Local end percent utilization This parameter is taken from routing segment |
r_per_util |
| short | Remote end percent utilization This parameter is taken from routing segment |
l_mc_type91 |
| short | Local multicast type flag (For multicast connections) The values are normal (0), root (1) and leaf (2) |
r_mc_type91 |
| short | Remote multicast type flog (For multicast connections) Values are as per local multicast type flag |
l_vp_flag |
| short | 1: VPC type connection |
r_vp_flag
|
| short | 1: VPC type connection |
l_end_nni91
|
| short | -1 : unknown port type |
r_end_nni91 |
| short | -1 : unknown port type |
inseg_tbl_1 |
| smallint | 0=First seg not received |
inseg_tbl_2 |
| smallint | 1=seg segment received default -1 |
inseg_tbl_3 |
| smallint | 1=third segment received default -1 |
snmp_index | Yes | int | The SNMP-Proxy index for user connection |
The connection table is used for Frame relay, voice and data connections It contains the segment of FRP/FRSM/VOICE/DATA/BTM/AIT/UFM/FRM/FRASM)
connection table has the following additional indexes:
frcon_idx - (l_node_id, lcon_obj_id)
frslot_idx - (l_node_id, l_slot)
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
con_obj_id | Yes | int | Local-end Connection object ID |
rcon_obj_id |
| int | Remote-end Connection object ID |
lcon_obj_id |
| int | Local-end logical Connection object ID |
master_flag |
| short | Flag that indicates if this end is the master 1 = True |
l_network_id |
| short | local-end CWM network ID |
l_node_id | Yes | int | local-end CWM node ID |
shelf |
| int | local-end Shelf number |
termination |
| short | Type of local and remote end-points Bit(0) - Local end has feeder Voice_Data (0) |
l_slot |
| short | local-end slot number |
l_line |
| short | local-end line number (For FRSM and FRASM connection only) It is set to 0 for all other cards |
l_channel |
| short | local-end logical port (physical port for FRSM and FRASM) |
l_dlci |
| short | local-end DLCI number |
l_vci |
| int | local-end VCI number for AIT endpoint only (not valid for FRP/FRSM/UFM) |
par_subtype |
| smallint |
|
par_rout_pri |
| smallint |
|
par_max_cost |
| smallint |
|
par_rest_trk_typ |
| smallint |
|
par_chan_pcr |
| integer |
|
par_chan_mcr |
| integer |
|
r_network_id |
| short | remote-end CWM network ID |
r_node_id |
| int | remote-end CWM node ID |
r_slot |
| short | remote-end slot number |
r_line |
| short | remote-end line number |
r_channel |
| short | remote-end logical port (physical port for FRSM and FRASM) |
r_dlci |
| short | remote-end DLCI number |
r_vci |
| int | remote-end VCI for AIT endpoint only (not valid for FRP/FRSM/UFM) |
con_type |
| short | connection type 0 = ADPCM voice |
rate_info |
| short | combination field of rate info:
|
l_load_unit |
| short | local-end maximum number of packets per second allocated to the connection |
r_load_unit |
| short | remote-end maximum number of packets per second allocated to the connection |
min_bw |
| int | minimum guaranteed bandwidth in hundreds of bits per second |
dax_con |
| short | DAX connection flag 0 = non DAX |
txr_card |
| short | flag to identify voice connection end point card is TXR card type 0 = non TXR |
commentc |
| char(20) | comment field |
active |
| short | connection active state 0 = inactive |
status |
| short | connection status |
qir |
| int | quiescent information rate in hundreds of bits per second |
pir |
| int | peak information rate in hundreds of bits per second |
vc_q_depth |
| int | vc queue depth in bytes |
vc_q_thresh |
| int | vc queue threshold in bytes |
vc_de_thresh |
| int | ingress queue DE threshold |
eg_q_depth |
| int | egress queue depth |
eg_q_de_thresh |
| int | egress queue DE threshold |
eg_q_ecn_thresh |
| int | egress queue ECN threshold |
de_tag_ena |
| int | DE tagging enable/disable |
cmax |
| int91 | credit max for a connection in packets |
lper_util |
| short | local percent utilization |
rper_util |
| short | remote percent utilization |
conn_info_flag |
| short | connection information flag bit(7) Foresight |
cir |
| int | committed information rate in hundreds of bits per second |
a_bit_status |
| short | connection a bit status field: |
ibs |
| int | initial burst size |
bc |
| int | burst-committed in bytes |
be |
| int | burst-excess in bytes |
eg_q_select |
| short | egress queue selection |
card_type |
| short | local-end card type |
channel_type |
| short | Channel type (currently used by connections terminating on FRSM) 1= FR-NetworkInterWorking |
fecn |
| short | Forward explicit congestion notification |
de_to_clp_map |
| short | DE to CLP map |
clp_to_de_map |
| short | CLP to DE map |
rate_type |
| short | For Voice/Data connections only: |
rate_fctr |
| short | For Data connections only: |
smpl_per_pckt |
| short | For Data connections only: Sample per packet: (1, 2, 4, 5, 10) Set to -1 for other connection types |
retry_cnt91 |
| short | Number of retry attempts before declaring failure (For FRASM llc port only) |
ack_wait_time91 |
| int | Number of millisecond intervals the implementation will wait before resending unacknowledged information frames (For FRASM llc port only) |
qbin_num |
| short | This indicates the class of the connection There are 8 queues actually defined but only 5 are currently being used This object is currently supported only in FRSM-VHS cards |
lcn |
| int | Refers to the virtual connection index The ranges of this index are: FRSM-4T1/E1 from 16 to 271 |
service_rate |
| int | for connection |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj_id | yes | int | object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
object_type | yes | short | object type |
stat_type | yes | short | statistic type |
bucket_type | yes | short | duration, in minutes, of the bucket |
owner_netw_id |
| short | IPX network ID of node to which CWM is connected |
owner_node_id |
| short | IPX node ID to which CWM is connected |
num_buckets |
| short | maximum number of buckets residing in the IPX real-time memory |
bucket_size |
| short | size of bucket in bytes |
retain_peak |
| short | flag to indicate to have peak saved A two byte value where: High order byte has the format: bit 7 (high) Low order byte has the format: |
auto_stat |
| short | flag to indicate whether the statistic is enabled by system by default 0 = not enabled by default |
enable_flag |
| short | flag to indicate the active status of the statistic type 0 = inactive |
collect_interval |
| int | the time interval in minutes to collect statistical data |
enable_time |
| int | the UNIX time when the statistic was enabled |
retain_period |
| int | the duration period in minutes of the records saved in the CWM database |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
(only used by `statesenable when user invokes it from IPX command line)
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | long | timestamp of the statistical record |
pln_obj_id | yes | int | packet line object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | statistic type |
bucket_type | yes | short | duration, in minutes, of each bucket |
totald |
| float | total of raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | peak rate of raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | timestamp of the statistical record |
cln_obj_id | yes | int | circuit line object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | statistic type |
bucket_type | yes | short | duration, in minutes, of each bucket |
totald |
| float | total of raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | peak rate of raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | timestamp of the statistical record |
frp_obj_id | yes | int | frame relay port object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | statistic type |
bucket_type | yes | short | duration, in minutes, of each bucket |
totald |
| float | total of raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | peak rate of raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | timestamp of the statistical record |
con_obj_id | yes | int | connection object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | statistic type |
bucket_type | yes | short | duration, in minutes, of each bucket |
totald |
| float | total of raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | peak rate of raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | long | timestamp of the statistical record |
sln_obj_id | yes | int | serial line object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | statistic type |
bucket_type | yes | short | duration, in minutes, of each bucket |
totald |
| float | total of raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | peak rate of raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
lcon_obj_id | yes | int | logical connection object ID |
src_node_id | yes | int | source CWM node ID in the routes |
lcon_type | yes | short | type of logical conn 1 = junction lcon |
round_trip_delay |
| short | round trip delay (only applicable to local lcon) |
dst_node_id |
| int | destination CWM node ID in the local routes |
l_lcon_index |
| short | local-end logical connection index |
r_lcon_index |
| short | remote-end logical connection index |
r_lcon_p_index |
| short | remote-end logical partner connection index |
j_dst_node_id |
| int | destination CWM node in the junction route |
cos |
| short | Class of Service 0 = False 1 = True |
group_flag |
| short | grouped connection 1 = True |
avoid_trk_type |
| short | Trunk types to avoid: |
avoid_zcs |
| short | Avoid ZCS trunks 1 = True |
pref_route |
| char (255) | Preferred route |
curr_route |
| char (255) | Current route |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
l_con_id | yes | int | the logical connection object ID It can be either a junction logical connection ID or a non-junction connection ID |
owner_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID that owns the route |
hop_node_id | yes | int | Source CWM node ID |
route_type | yes | short | current or preferred route preferred (2) junction preferred (4) |
hop_number |
| short | the hop number |
src_line_number |
| short | the source trunk line number |
atm_connection has the following additional indexes:
lcon_idx - (lcon_obj_id, l_node_id)
lslot_idx - (l_node_id, l_slot, l_port, l_vpi)
rslot_idx - (r_node_id, r_slot, r_port, r_vpi)
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
con_obj_id | yes | int | ATM Connection segment object ID |
rcon_obj_id |
| int | Remote Connection Object ID |
lcon_obj_id |
| int | Logical Connection Object ID |
master_flag |
| short | Flag that indicates if this end is the master False (0) |
l_network_id |
| short | local SV Plus network ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | local SV Plus node ID |
termination |
| short | Type of local and remote end-points Bit(0) - Local end has feeder Voice_Data (0) |
l_slot |
| short | Local slot number |
l_port |
| short | Local logical port number |
l_vpi |
| short | Local vpi number |
l_vci |
| int | Local vci number |
r_network_id |
| short | Remote CWM network ID |
r_node_id |
| int | Remote CWM node ID |
r_slot |
| short | Remote slot number |
r_port |
| short | Remote logical port number |
r_vpi |
| short | Remote vpi number |
r_vci |
| int | Remote vci number |
con_type |
| short | Connection type: |
sub_type |
| short | Service type: |
mir |
| int | minimum information rate in 100 bits per second |
qir |
| int | quiescent information rate in 100 bits per second |
pir |
| int | peak information rate in 100 bits per second |
cir |
| int | committed information rate in 100 bits per second |
lper_util |
| short | Local Percent Utilization |
rper_util |
| short | Remote Percent Utilization |
commentc |
| char | Comment field to be used to further qualify the ATM connection |
active |
| short | Connection active state 0 = inactive 1 = active |
status |
| short | Connection status field: |
con_info_flag |
| short | Connection information flag Bit(7) Foresight: Bit(6) SNA priority Bits (5-0) are unused |
ibs |
| int | Initial burst size |
vc_q_depth |
| int | VC queue depth in bytes |
efci_q_thresh |
| short | EFCI Queue thresh |
cbs |
| int | CBS |
mfs |
| int | MFS |
ccdv |
| int | CCDV |
clp_hi |
| short | CLP High threshold |
clp_lo |
| short | CLP Low threshold |
fst_rate_up |
| int | ForeSight Rate Up |
fst_rate_dn |
| int | ForeSight Rate Down |
fst_fast_dn |
| short | ForeSight Fast Down |
fst_qir_to |
| short | ForeSight QIR timeout |
fst_max_adj |
| int | ForeSight Maximum Adjustment |
clp_tagging |
| int | CLP Tagging (enable = 2, disable = 1) |
upc_enable |
| int | UPC Enable (enable = 2, disable = 1) |
rm_enable |
| int | RM Enable (enable = 2, disable = 1) |
u_fgcra |
| int | FGCRA (enable = 2, disable = 1 |
u_scr_policing |
| short | SCR Policing (CLP0 = 1, CLP0 and 1 = 2, off = 3) |
u_pcr01 |
| int | PCR0+1 |
u_ccdv01 |
| int | CCDV0+1 |
u_ccdv0 |
| int | CCDV0 |
lcn |
| int | Logical Connection Number |
nrm |
| short | NRM |
tbe |
| int | TBE |
frtt |
| short | FRTT |
vsvd |
| short | VSVD |
mc_type91 |
| short | Multicast type: Normal (0) Root (1) Leaf (2) |
par_subtype |
| short | This specifies the ATM connection service type (bbConnServiceType): This is used by PXM only To make it compatible with existing AUSM MIB definition, value 3 is not used |
par_rout_pri |
| short | This is used by PAR to determine how important this connection is when selecting connections to route |
par_max_cost |
| short | Maximum allowed cost It is related to Cost Based Routing This is used by PXM so that it won't choose a path with a cost greater than this configured level Default value is 255 |
par_res_trk_typ |
| short | Restricted trunk type for routing, used by PAR |
par_chan_pcr |
| int | Peak cell rate |
par_chan_mcr |
| int | Minimum cell rate |
vp_flag |
| short | 1: VPC type connection |
reserved |
| int | Reserved for future use |
From release 91 Physical lines will also be stored in asi_line table
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
asiLine_obj_id | Yes | int | UXM physical line object ID |
l_network_id | queue | short | CWM network ID |
l_node_id | Yes | int | CWM node ID |
card_type |
| short | ASI_T3 = 106, ASI_E3 = 107 ASI_0C3_SMF = 110 ASI_OC3_MMF = 111 UXM = 4191 |
interface |
| short | interface type 0 = unknown 7 = Broadband, 8 = E391, 9 = T391 |
1_slot |
| short | slot number |
l_port |
| short | port number For physical lines this will be (trunk number -1) For example, for IMA trunk 113-5 For all the 3 physical lines (3, 4 & 5) of this trunk the port number will be (3-1 = 2) |
l_trk91 |
| short | Logical Trunk number for trunks having physical lines For non physical lines it will be -1 Default value for upgrade to SV+ 91 is -1 |
l_vtrk91 |
| short | If trunks having physical lines and if it is a virtual trunk then it will contain virtual trunk number otherwise it will be -1 Default value for upgrade to SV+ 91 is -1 |
l_line91 |
| short | physical line number This is unique per card For example, if physical lines are 2, 3 for one trunk and 6, 7 for another trunk on the same card, then this field will be 2, 3 for the first trunk and 6,7 for the second trunk For non physical lines it will be -1 Default value for upgrade to SV+ 91 is -1 |
aps_flag |
| smallint | Automatic Protection Switching configuration status 0 = APS not configured 1 = APS configured |
commentc |
| char(20) | comment field |
active |
| short | This field is unused. Maintained for downward compatibility with SV+ 91 |
status |
| short | status field: |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
asiport_obj_id | yes | int | ASI port BPX object ID |
l_network_id |
| short | CWM Network ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
l_slot |
| short | slot number |
l_port |
| short | Physical port number |
port_speed |
| int | Port speed (baud rate) in 100 bps |
port_type |
| short | Port Type: UNI = 1, NNI = 2, MC_UNI = 391, MC_NNI = 491 |
svc_in_use |
| short | SVC used (0 = unused, 1 = used) |
svc_lcn_lo |
| int | SVC LCN Low value |
svc_lcn_hi |
| int | SVC LCN High value |
svc_vpi_lo |
| int | SVC VPI Low value |
svc_vpi_hi |
| int | SVC VPI High value |
svc_vci_lo |
| int | SVC VCI Low value |
svc_vci_hi |
| int | SVC VCI High value |
commentc |
| char | Comment field to be used to further qualify the ASI Port |
active |
| short | port active state: |
status |
| short | port status field: |
reserved |
| int | Reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
fpdcon_obj_id | yes | int | FastPAD Connection FastPAD object ID |
lcon_obj_id |
| int | Logical Conn Object ID |
l_network_id |
| short | Local CWM network ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
l_slot |
| short | Local slot number |
l_port |
| short | Local port number |
l_subtype |
| short | Local FastPAD connection subtype |
l_fpdslot |
| short | Local FastPAD slot number |
l_fpdport |
| short | Local FastPAD port number |
l_fpddlci |
| int | Local FastPAD DLCI number |
r_network_id |
| short | Remote CWM network ID |
r_node_id |
| int | Remote CWM node ID |
r_slot |
| short | Remote slot number |
r_port |
| short | Remote port number |
r_subtype |
| short | Remote FastPAD connection subtype (e.g. voice, data, session, etc) |
r_fpdslot |
| short | Remote FastPAD slot number |
r_fpdport |
| short | Remote FastPAD port number |
r_fpddlci |
| int | Remote FastPAD DLCI number |
con_type |
| short | Connection type 0 = ADPCM voice |
rate_info |
| short | combination field of rate info: |
l_load_unit |
| short | Local max number of packets per second allocated |
r_load_unit |
| int | Remote max number of packets per second allocated |
mir |
| short | Minimum Information Rate in hundreds of bits per second |
commentc |
| char | Comment field to be used to further qualify the FastPAD connection |
active |
| short | Connection active state |
status |
| short | Connection status field 1 = Clear 2 = Failed 3 = Down |
con_info_flag |
| short | Connection information flag High Priority (1) |
reserved |
| int | Reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
ftcport_obj_id | yes | int | FTC port IPX object ID |
l_network_id |
| short | Local CWM network ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
l_slot |
| short | FTC slot number |
l_port |
| short | FTC port number |
port_speed |
| int | Port speed (baud rate in 100 bps) |
commentc |
| char | Comment field to be used to further qualify the FTC Port |
active |
| short | FTC port active state |
status |
| short | FTC port status field 1 = Clear 2 = Failed |
reserved |
| int | Reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
fpdnode_obj_id | yes | int | FastPAD node object ID |
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
ipx_netw_id |
| short | IPX network ID |
ipx_node_id |
| int | IPX node ID |
l_slot |
| short | FastPAD slot number |
l_port |
| short | FastPAD port number |
fpd_name |
| char | FastPAD name |
active |
| short | FastPAD active state |
status |
| short | FastPAD status field |
reserved |
| int | Reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | Timestamp of the statistical data record |
fpdcon_obj_id | yes | int | FastPAD connection IPX object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | Statistic type (object dependent field) |
bucket_type | yes | short | Bucket type (duration in minutes of each collection bucket) |
totald |
| float | Total raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | Peak raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | Timestamp of the statistical data record |
asiline_obj_id | yes | int | ASI line BPX object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | Statistic type (object dependent field) |
bucket_type | yes | short | Bucket type (duration in minutes of each collection bucket) |
totald |
| float | Total raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | Peak raw data in the sample interval |
Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | Timestamp of the statistical data record |
asiport_obj_id | yes | int | ASI port BPX object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | Statistic type (object dependent field) |
bucket_type | yes | short | Bucket type (duration in minutes of each collection bucket) |
totald |
| float | Total raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | Peak raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | Timestamp of the statistical data record |
ftcport_obj_id | yes | int | FTC port IPX object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | Statistic type (object dependent field) |
bucket_type | yes | short | Bucket type (duration in minutes of each collection bucket) |
totald |
| float | Total raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | Peak raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj_id |
| int | Feeder (BIS) object ID |
name |
| char(11) | name of BIS |
type |
| short | feeder type |
subtype |
| short | Flag that indicates if this BIS is a feeder False (routing only) (0) |
ipaddress | yes | int | IP address of Feeder shelf |
p_ipaddress | yes | int | IP address of Feeder's parent node |
p_slot |
| short | Parent slot number |
p_port |
| short | Parent port number |
f_slot |
| short | Feeder slot number |
f_port |
| short | Feeder port number |
status |
| short | Alarm status of a BIS object 0 = clear 1 = minor 2 = major 3 = unreachable |
active |
| short | BIS object active state |
model |
| integer | 8410 : IGX [tm] 8 default value : 0 |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID of the MGX 8220 |
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
name |
| char(10) | name of shelf |
mac_addr |
| char(6) | MAC address |
routing_ip_addr |
| int | IP address for routing |
lan_ip_addr |
| int | IP address of Feeder shelf |
slip_ip_addr |
| int | SLIP IP address |
shelf | yes | int | shelf number |
serial_id |
| char(21) | backplane serial number |
shelf_type |
| short | Shelf type based on number of slots 1 = 16 slot shelf (currently only used by MGX 8220) |
status |
| short | ASM Alarm status of the shelf object: |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj_id |
| int | CWM object ID of the MGX 8220 |
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID of the MGX 8220 |
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
node_type |
| short | CWM node ID |
shelf | yes | int | shelf number |
peri_type | yes | short | Alarm status of the Shelf: |
unit_num | yes | short | Unit numbers |
status |
| int | Physical Alarm state |
severity |
| short | Alarm severity |
alarm_num |
| short | Alarm number |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj_id |
| int | CWM object ID of the MGX 8220 |
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID of the MGX 8220 |
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
node_type |
| short | CWM node type |
shelf | yes | int | shelf number |
slot | yes | short | Slot number |
fc_type |
| short | Front card type Not supported by RPM |
fc_dscrp |
| char(21) | Front card description (MGX 8220 only) |
fc_serial_num |
| char(12) | Front card serial number (Not supported by RPM) |
fc_hw_rev |
| char(3) | Front card hardware revision; not supported by RPM |
fc_fw_rev |
| char(21) | Front card firmware revision (MGX 8220 only) |
fc_reset_reason |
| int | Front card Reset reason: |
fc_fab_num91 |
| char(21) | Front card FAB number; not supported by RPM |
fc_state |
| int | Front card state: (Not supported by RPM) |
mib_version |
| int | MIB version number (MGX 8220 only) |
bc_type |
| short | Back card type: (Not supported by RPM) |
bc_dscrp |
| char(21) | Back card description (MGX 8220 only) |
bc_serial_num |
| char(12) | Back card serial number (Not supported by RPM) |
bc_hw_rev |
| char(3) | Back card hardware revision (Not supported by RPM) |
bc_fw_rev |
| char(21) | Back card firmware revision (MGX 8220 only) |
bc_state |
| short | Back card state Not Present (1) Present (2) (Not supported by RPM) |
sec_bc_type |
| smallint | default -1 (Not supported by RPM) |
sec_bc_dscrp |
| char(21) | default "" (Not supported by RPM) |
sec_bc_serial_num |
| char(12) | default "" (Not supported by RPM) |
sec_bc_hw_rev |
| char(6) | default "" (Not supported by RPM) |
sec_bc_fw_rev |
| char(21) | default "" (Not supported by RPM) |
sec_bc_state |
| smallint | default -1 (Not supported by RPM) |
rate_up |
| int | rate up (FRSM/AUSM only) |
rate_dn |
| int | Rate down (FRSM/AUSM only) |
fast_dn |
| int | Rate fast down (FRSM/AUSM only) |
measure_time |
| int | RTD measure time (FRSM/AUSM only) |
qir_timeout |
| int | QIR timeout (FRSM only) |
chan_allowed |
| short | Channelized data allowed 1 = Not channelized 2 = Channelized (FRSM only) |
rate_ctrl_allowed |
| short | Rate control allowed (FRSM only) |
clk_conn_type |
| short | Clock connector type |
curr_clk_src |
| short | Current clock source |
pri_clk_src |
| short | Primary clock source |
sec_clk_src |
| short | Secondary clock source |
clk_impedence |
| short | Clock impedance |
out_of_sync |
| short | Configuration upload failed during last resynchronization |
bnm_ln_format |
| short | BNM Cell Format (Possible values 1-STI, 2-UNI, 3-NNI) |
aps_info |
| smallint | Automatic Protection Switching Card Information: |
ml_chan_stat |
| smallint | Multi-level Channel Statistics |
logical_slot |
| short | same as slot but for PXMs; always 7 for PXMs |
egr_qos_feature |
| short | egr queuing flag |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID of the MGX 8220 |
obj_id | yes | int | dsx1 or dsx3 line object ID |
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
shelf |
| int | shelf number |
slot |
| short | slot number |
line |
| short | line number |
line_type |
| short | line type DS1_LINE (T1/E1) = 1 DS3 LINE (T3/E3) = 2 HS1 LINE = 3 BNM155 LINE (all OCs)= 4 |
connector |
| short | dsx1 line connector type (dsx1 only) DB-15 (1) BNC (2) |
enable |
| short | dsx1 line enable/disable(dsx1 only) disable (1) enable (2) |
subtype |
| short | dsx1 or dsx3 line type For dsx1-line: dsx1ESF (1), dsx1D4 (2), dsx1E1 (3), dsx1E1CRC (4), dsx1E1MF (5), dsx1E1CRC-MF (6), dsx1E1clearchannel (7) For dsx3-line: dsx3 Cbit Parity (1), g834-g804 (2) |
coding |
| short | Line coding dsx1JBZS (1), dsx1B8ZS (2), dsx1HDB3 (3), dsx1AMI (4) |
length |
| short | Line length For T1 lines: 0 To 110 Feet (1), 110 To 220 Feet (2), 220 To 330 Feet (3), 330 To 440 Feet (4), 440 To 550 Feet (5), 550 To 660 Feet (6), 660 Feet Plus (7), For E1 lines: lineLength-75-Ohm (8), lineLength-120-Ohm (9) |
clock_src |
| short | Line Xmt clock source (dsx1 only) LoopTiming (1), LocalTiming (2) |
loopback |
| short | Line loopback command |
line_bitmap |
| int | Bit map of used DS0 for line (bit 0 corresponds to timeslot1, bit 31 corresponds to timeslot 32, FRSM only) |
oof_criteria |
| short | Line Out of Frame Criteria (dsx3 only) 1=3 of 8 Framing bits in error 2 = 3 0f 16 Framing bits in error |
aisc_check |
| short | Line AISc Bits Check (dsx3 only) 1 = Check `C' bits 2 = Ignore `C' bits |
atm_ln_format |
| smallint |
|
tx_timing_marker |
| short | Transmit timing marker |
tx_payload_type |
| short | Transmit payload type |
commentc |
| char(21) | Comment field to be used to further qualify the line |
red_severity |
| short | Received LOS/OOF alarm severity 1 = Minor 2 = Major |
rai_severity |
| short | RAI alarm severity 1 = Minor 2 = Major |
stat_severity |
| short | Statistical alarm severity 1 = Minor 2 = Major |
alarm_state |
| int | Line alarm state; it is represented by bitmap 0 = No Alarm 1 = Receiving RAI 2 = Transmitting RAI 4 = Receiving AIS 8 = Transmitting AIS 16= Receiving OOF 32= Receiving LOS 64= Near End Local Loopback in effect 128= Near End Remote Loopback in effect 256= Receiving test pattern
|
stat_alarm_state |
| int | Statistical Alarm state (Currently unused in SV+) |
agg_state |
| short | Aggregate Alarm state 0 = No alarm 15 = One of the parents in object hierarchy (such as card) is in alarm |
rate |
| short | Rate |
hcs_masking |
| short | HCS masking |
payload_scramble |
| short | Payload scramble |
frame_scramble |
| short | Frame scramble |
section_state |
| short | Section state |
section_stat_sev |
| short | Section status severity |
section_stat_state |
| short | Section status state |
line_state |
| short | Line state |
line_stat_sev |
| short | Line status severity |
line_stat_state |
| short | Line status state |
path_state |
| short | Path state |
path_stat_sev |
| short | Path status severity |
path_stat_state |
| short | Path status state |
aps_flag |
| short | Automatic Protection Switching configuration status: |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID of the MGX 8220 |
obj_id | yes | int | PLCP object ID |
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
shelf |
| int | shelf number |
slot |
| short | Slot number |
line |
| short | line number |
plcp |
| short | PLCP number |
enable |
| short | Not used in Release 84 or above |
cell_frm |
| short | PLCP Cell framing (PLCP, ATM) |
scramble |
| short | PLCP payload scramble enable/disable: |
loopback |
| short | PLCP loopback configuration: |
commentc |
| char(21) | Comment field to be used to further qualify the LINE |
red_severity |
| short | Received LOS/OOF alarm severity: |
rai_severity |
| short | RAI alarm severity: |
lss_severity |
| short | LSS alarm severity 1 = Minor 2 = Major |
stat_severity |
| short | Statistical alarm severity 1 = Minor 2 = Major |
alarm_state |
| int | PLCP alarm state (represented by bitmap) |
stat_alarm_state |
| int | Statistical Alarm state (Unused in Release 81) |
agg_state |
| short | Aggregate Alarm state: |
bit_err_corr |
| short | Bit error correction: |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
ausmp_obj_id | yes | int | CWM object ID of the MGX 8220 |
l_network_id | yes | short | Local network ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM local node ID |
shelf |
| int | Shelf number |
l_slot |
| short | Local slot number |
line |
| short | line number associated with this port |
l_port |
| short | Logical port number for AUSM port |
port_speed |
| int | Port speed |
commentc |
| char(21) | Comment field to be used to further qualify the LINE |
active |
| short | Port active state |
status |
| short | Alarm state field |
signal_state |
| int | Port signalling state |
port_type |
| short | Type of port |
interface_type |
| short | Type of interface |
protocol_type |
| short | Signalling protocol type (No Signalling, ILMI) |
poll_timer |
| short | T491 polling interval |
err_thresh |
| short | N4991 error threshold |
signalling_vpi |
| int | Signalling VPI |
signalling_vci |
| int | Signalling VCI |
ilmi_trap_enable |
| short | ILMI trap enabled |
trap_interval |
| short | Minimum interval between traps |
keep_alive |
| short | Keep alive polling state |
event_thresh |
| short | N492 event threshold |
min_enquiry |
| short | T493 minimum inquiry interval |
svc_in_use |
| short | SVC used |
svc_lcn_lo |
| short | SVC LCN Low |
svc_lcn_hi |
| short | SVC LCN High |
svc_vpid_lo |
| short | SVC VPID Low |
svc_vpid_hi |
| short | SVC VPID High |
svc_vci_lo |
| int | SVC VCI Low |
svc_vci_hi |
| int | SVC VCI High |
svc_vpi_lo |
| short | SVC VPI Low |
svc_vpi_hi |
| short | SVC VPI High |
addr_prefix |
| char(20) | Network prefix for the ATM address |
ima_port |
| int | IMA Port number |
line_map |
| int | Line mapping |
num_red_links |
| short | Number of redundancy links |
max_delay |
| short | Maximum delay |
ima_master |
| short | IMA Master number |
lcl_ima_id |
| short | Local IMA ID |
rmt_ima_id |
| short | Remote IMA ID |
line_order |
| char(16) | Line order list |
obs_delay |
| short | OBS Delay |
oversubscribed |
| short | Over subscribed indicator |
ilmi_enable |
| short | enable ILMI interface |
ima_symmetry |
| short | Symmetry of the IMA group: |
bbif_vpi_low |
| int | The lower limit of VPI range to be reserved for this logical interface |
bbif_vpi_high |
| int | The upper limit of VPI range to be reserved for this logical interface |
min_rx_links |
| short | Minimum number of receive links required to be active for the IMA Range is from 1 to 8 |
min_tx_links |
| short | Minimum number of transmit links required to be active for the IMA group to be in the Up state Range is from 1 to 8 |
intf_ip_addr |
| int | IP address of 3810 |
reserved |
| int | reserved for future use |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | yes | int | Timestamp of the statistical data record |
ausmp_obj_id | yes | int | AUSM port ATM object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | Local CWM node ID |
stat_type | yes | short | Statistic type (object dependent field) |
bucket_type | yes | short | Bucket type (duration in minutes of each collection bucket) |
totald |
| float | Total raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | Peak raw data in the sample interval |
cesm_connection has the following additional indexes:
celslot_idx - (l_node_id, l_slot, l_port, l_vpi)
cerslot_idx - (r_node_id, r_slot, r_port, r_vpi)
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
con_obj_id | Yes | int | Connection object ID (aka VC/End-Point Index) |
master_flag |
| short | Flag that indicates if this end is the master True (1) False (0) |
l_network_id |
| short | Local CWM network ID |
l_node_id | Yes | int | Local CWM node ID for IPX or MGX 8220 |
shelf |
| int | Shelf number |
termination |
| short | Local and remote termination type |
l_slot |
| short | Local slot number |
l_line91 |
| short | Local line number |
l_port |
| short | Local port number which is physical port number |
l_vpi |
| short | Local vpi number |
l_vci |
| int | Local vci number |
r_network_id |
| short | Remote CWM network ID |
r_node_id |
| int | Remote CWM node ID |
r_slot |
| short | Remote slot number |
r_line |
| short | Remote line number |
r_port |
| short | Remote port number |
r_vpi |
| short | Remote dlci number or vpi number |
r_vci |
| int | Remote vci |
con_type |
| short | Connection type (e.g. voice, data, cesm, frame relay etc) |
max_buf_size |
| int | maximum size of reassembly buffer (in octets) |
cell_loss_period |
| int | cell loss integration period (milliseconds) |
cdv_rx_t |
| int | maximum cell arrival jitter tolerated by reassembly process (in 10 microsecond increments) |
commentc[20+1] |
| char | Comment field to be used to further qualify the CONN |
active |
| short | Connection active state |
status |
| short | Connection status field: |
cbr_clock_mode91 |
| short | Specifies clocking mode of the CBR service Values: |
cas91 |
| short | Specifies if CAS bits are carried by the service |
partial_fill91 |
| short | number of user octets per cell, if partial cell fill is used Value range: 047 |
idle_detection91 |
| short | Idle Detection (CESM-8) Values: disable (1) and onhook(2) |
onhook_code91 |
| short | Onhook Code (CESM-8) Value Range: 015 |
idle_suppression91 |
| short | Idle Suppression (CESM-8) Values: disable (1) and enable (2) |
par_subtype |
| short | This specifies the ATM connection service type: Also, to make it compatible with existing AUSM MIB definition, value 3 is not used |
par_rout_pri |
| short | This is used by PAR to determine how important this connection is when selecting connections to route |
par_max_cost |
| short | Maximum allowed cost It is related to Cost Based Routing This is used by PXM so that it won't choose a path with a cost greater than this configured level Default value is 255 |
par_res_trk_typ |
| short | Restricted trunk type for routing; used by PAR: |
par_chan_pcr |
| int | Peak cell rate |
par_chan_mcr |
| int | Minimum cell rate |
par_chan_per_util |
| short | This is the expected long-term utilization of the channel by this end-point for CESM-8T1/E1/T3/E3 the value is 100% |
lcn |
| int | CESM channel number (cesCnfChanNum) which refers to the virtual connection number |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID of DNS node |
name |
| char (10+1) | DNS node name |
ip_addr |
| int | IP address of DNS node |
p_node_name |
| char (10+1) | Parent node name of DNS node |
redun_name |
| char (10+1) | Redundant node name |
redun_ip_addr |
| int | Redundant IP address |
alarm_status |
| short | Alarm state field |
oper_status |
| short | Current operation status of DNS node (active or standby) |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
pri_slot | yes | short | Primary slot number |
pri_type |
| short | Primary card type |
pri_status |
| short | Primary card status |
sec_slot |
| short | Secondary slot number |
sec_type |
| short | Secondary card type |
sec_status |
| short | Secondary card status |
covered_slot |
| short | Covered slot number |
red_type |
| short | Redundancy type 1-to-1 = 1 (y-cable) 1-to-n = 2 |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
dist_idx | yes | short | Distribution index |
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
t3line |
| short | T3 line number |
t1line |
| short | T1 line number |
target_slot |
| short | Targeted slot number |
target_line |
| short | Targeted line |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| short | CWM network ID |
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
slot | yes | short | Slot number |
rangenum | yes | short | Range number |
port |
| short | Port number |
min_vpi |
| int | Minimum VPI value |
max_vpi |
| int | Maximum VPI value |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
chnl_obj_id | yes | int | Voice channel object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
1_slot |
| short | slot number |
l_line |
| short | port number |
l_chnl |
| short | channel number |
per_util |
| short | percent utilization (0 - 100) |
cos |
| short | class of service |
eia |
| short | EIA rate (0 - 20) |
dfm_len |
| short | DFM length (0, 1, 7, 8, 16) |
chnl_info |
| short | Data Channel Information (DCI): Bit7-6: spare |
input_loss |
| short | input loss |
output_loss |
| short | output loss |
onhook_ab |
| short | Onhook AB: Bit7-5: Onhook A: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit4-2: Onhook B: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit1-0: Dial type: 0=Inband, 1 = pulse, 2=User Dial |
onhook_cd |
| short | Onhook CD: Bit7-5: Onhook C: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit4-2: Onhook D: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit1: Sig Inject BIt0: Sig Extract |
chnl_type |
| short | channel type |
cndt_crtr_indx |
| short | conditioning criterion index |
tx_ab_sgnl |
| short | transmit AB signalling: (This applies to Tx/Rcv XY sig) Bit7-5: Tx/Rcv X signalling Bit4-2: Tx/Rcv Y signalling 0=sig bit is 0, 1= sig bit is 1, 2=tx sig bit transparently, 3=don't tx sig bit, 4=Reverse/Inverse sig bit Bit1=0: Spare |
tx_cd_sgnl |
| short | transmit CD signalling Same as tx_ab_sgnl |
rcv_ab_sgnl |
| short | receive AB signalling Same as tx_ab_sgnl |
rcv_cd_sgnl |
| short | receive CB signalling Same as tx_ab_sgnl |
sgnl_intgr_time |
| short | signalling integration time (ms) |
min_wink |
| int | minimum wink (ms) (100 - 300) |
playout_delay |
| short | playout_delay (120 - 200) |
iec |
| short | iec parms: Bit7:echo cancel: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit6:non-linear proc: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit5:conv: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit4:echo return loss: 0=Low, 1=High Bit3:tone disabler: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit2:bkcd prefer: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit1:bkgnd filter: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit0:spare |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
chnl_obj_id | yes | int | Data channel object ID |
l_node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
1_slot |
| short | slot number |
l_line |
| short | line number |
l_channel |
| short | channel number |
per_util |
| short | percent utilization (0 - 100) |
cos |
| short | class of service |
eia |
| short | EIA rate (0 - 20) |
dfm_len |
| short | DFM length (0, 1, 7, 8, 16) |
chnl_info |
| short | data channel info: Bit7-6: spare Bit5: OCU: 0=reset, 1=Set Bit4: DS0A, UCS: 0=reset, 1=Set Bit3: DTE: 0=DCE, 1=DTE Bit2-1: Clocking: 0=normal, 1=split, 2=looped Bit0: DFM flag: 0=Off, 1=On |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
node_id | yes | int | CWM node ID |
obj_id |
| int | Object ID |
type |
| short | Access node type |
subtype |
| short | Access node subtype |
ipaddress |
| int | Access node IP address |
p_ipaddress |
| int | Access node parent IP address |
p_slot |
| short | Parent slot number |
p_port |
| short | Parent port number |
r_slot |
| short | Access node slot number |
r_port |
| short | Access node port number |
device_id91 |
| short | Device ID |
This table is added in release 91 for supporting FRASM
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
node_id | Yes | int | CWM node ID |
slot | Yes | short | slot number |
type | Yes | short | protocol type: STUN 1 BSTUN 2 |
group | Yes | short | group number |
config_type |
| short | config type: sdlc 1 sdlctg 2 bsc 3 |
local_ack |
| short | local ack flag disabled 1 enabled 2 |
state |
| short | operational status inactive 1 active 2 |
This table is introduced in release 91 for supporting FRASM
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj_id | Yes | int | object ID |
node_id | Yes | int | CWM node ID |
slot |
| short | slot number |
line |
| short | line number |
port |
| short | port number |
logical_port |
| short | logical port number |
address |
| short | address |
mac_address |
| char[15] | physical address It is 6 bytes in hex as format "000000000000" |
max_frame |
| short | Maximum size of a frame on this station Value is given in bytes |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj_id | Yes | int | object ID |
node_id | Yes | int | CWM node ID |
slot |
| short | slot number |
line |
| short | line number |
port |
| short | port number |
logical_port |
| short | logical port number |
dlci |
| short | dlci number |
lcn |
| short | logical channel number |
address |
| short | station address number (For BSTUN, it is CU address For FRASBAN, it is route ID For others, it is Link Station address) |
type |
| short | route type: STUN 1 BSTUN 2 FRASBNN 3 FRASBAN 4 |
lsap |
| short | the LSAP used to differentiate between tunnels on this DLCI (for STUN/BSTUN/FRAS-BNN only) |
rsap |
| short | the RSAP used to differentiate between connections on this DLCI (for FRAS-BNN only) |
th_type |
| short | th_type (For FRASBNN only): |
bni |
| char[15] | The BNI used for this BAN addressing scheme It is 6 bytes in hex as format "000000000000"(For FRAS-BAN only) |
state |
| short | operational status inactive 1 active 2 |
FRASM station statistics are stored in this table
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp | Yes | integer | Time stamp |
l_node_id | Yes | integer | Node ID |
stn_obj_id | Yes | integer | Station Object Id |
stat_type | Yes | short | Statistics Type |
bucket_type | Yes | short | Bucket Interval In Minutes |
totald |
| float | Total Count |
peak |
| float | Peak Count |
Information about physical lines
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
phyline_obj_id |
| integer | object ID |
l_network_id |
| short | Network ID |
l_node_id |
| integer | Node ID of integer |
card_type |
| short | Type of card |
interface |
| short |
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l_slot |
| short | Slot no |
l_port |
| short | Port no |
l_trk |
| short | Trunk no |
l_vtrk |
| short | Virtual trunk no |
l_line |
| short | Line no |
primary_phy_line |
| short | Primary physical line number |
aps_flag |
| short | Automatic Protection Switching configuration status 0 = APS not configured 1 = APS configured |
comments |
| char(20) |
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active |
| short |
|
status |
| short |
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reserved |
| integer |
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| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj_id |
| int | Assigned by emc f (slot, port, ctrlr_type) |
network_id |
| smallint | Assigned by emc |
node_id |
| integer | Assigned by emc |
slot |
| smallint | Assigned by emc |
line |
| smallint | The line number associated with the logical interface For PXM, there are currently 4 physical lines |
port |
| integer | This is logical interface number for RPM the value is -1 |
ctrlr_type |
| smallint | Index for controller using the interface |
ingr_pctbw |
| integer | Percentage of logical interface bandwidth (bbIfIngrPctBandwidth) available for UNI channels |
egr_pctbw |
| integer | Percentage of aggregate physical line bandwidth available for this broadband interface - Egress Default is 0 % |
vpi_low |
| integer | The beginning of the VPI range reserved for this partition |
vpi_high |
| integer | The end of the VPI range reserved for this partition |
vci_low |
| integer | The beginning of the VCI range reserved for this partition. This field is only valid for logical interfaces configured with a single VPI |
vci_high |
| integer | The end of the VCI range reserved for this partition This field is only valid for logical interfaces configured with a single VPI |
max_chans |
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| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
port_obj_id |
| integer | Port Object Id |
l_network_id |
| short | Network ID |
l_node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
l_slot |
| short | rpmPortSlotNum (1 - 30) |
l_line |
| short | Currently there is only one ATM interface therefore this value will always be 1 |
l_port |
| short | rpmPortSubInterface (0 - 255) |
ip_address |
| integer | rpmPortIpAddress: IP address of the sub-interface |
subnet_mask |
| integer | rpmPortSubNetMask: SUB-NETMASK of the sub-interface |
status |
| short | 1 = clear, 2 = Failed (notConfigured is an issue) |
commentc |
| char 20 | Comment field |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
con_obj_id |
| integer | Connection Object Id This field will be derived by EMC based on node ID, slot number and LCN |
master_flag |
| short | rpmChanMastership: True (1), False (0) EMC need to map |
l_network_id |
| short | Network ID |
l_node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
l_slot |
| short | rpmChanSlotNum (1-30) |
l_line |
| short | This value is always going to be 1 and it represents rpmChanInterface |
l_port |
| short | rpmChanSubInterface: (0-255) |
l_vpi |
| short | pmChanLocalVpi: |
l_vci |
| integer | rpmChanLocalVci: |
r_network_id |
| short | Remote network ID |
r_node_id |
| integer | Remote Node ID |
r_slot |
| short | derived from rpmRemoteNsap |
r_line |
| short | This is same as port # received in rpmRemoteNsap Derived from rpmRemoteNsap |
r_port |
| short | derived from rpmRemoteNsap |
r_vpi |
| short | rpmChanRemoteVpi |
r_vci |
| integer | rpmChanRemoteVci |
sub_type |
| short | mapped from rpmChanServiceType This field will be removed if service type other than VBR are not supported in MGX 8850 Phase II Service type: 1 = atfr, 2 = vbr, 3 = cbr, 5 = absrstd 6 = abrfst 10 = ubr These values are consistent with atm_connection table. |
status |
| short | derived from rpmChanState 129 = ok 130 = Failed 'notConfigured' status is defined in the mib to indicate that the connection is deleted Whenever a connection is deleted the database value is removed Therefore, database will never have "notConfigured" value |
peak |
| integer | rpmChanPCR: In Cells Per Second The unit need to be defined in mib |
average |
| integer | rpmChanMCR: In Cells Per second The unit need to be defined in the mib |
burst |
| integer | rpmChanBurstSize: Number of ATM cells virtual circuit can transmit (1 - 65535) |
mid_low |
| short | rpmChanMidLow: Starting message identifier number of PVC (0 - 1023) |
mid_high |
| short | rpmChanMidHigh: Ending message identifier number of PVC (0 - 1023) |
oam |
| short | rpmChanOAMloopback: Frequency of generating an OAM F5 loopback cell In seconds (0-600) |
inverse_arp |
| short | rpmChanInArpFreq: Frequency of sending inverse ARP datagram In minutes (0 - 60) |
aal_encap |
| short | rpmChanEncapType: aal5snap(1), aal34smds(2), aal5nlpid(3), qsaal(4), ilmi(5), aal5muxXNS(6), aal5muxIP(7), aal5muxVINES(8), aal5muxNOVELL1(9), unknown(10) |
vcd |
| integer | Virtual Circuit Descriptor This is a unique identifier for connection used by CLI rpmChanVcd: 0 - 4095 |
commentc |
| char 20 | Comment Field |
vp_flag |
| short | 1: VPC type connection 0: VCC type connection |
rate_up |
| short | rate increase factor |
rate_down |
| short | rate decrease factor |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
timestamp |
| integer | Timestamp of the statistical data record |
phyline_obj_id |
| integer | Physical line object ID |
l_node_id |
| integer | Local SV+ node ID |
stat_type |
| smallint | Statistic type (object dependent field) |
bucket_type |
| smallint | Bucket type (duration in minutes of each collection bucket) |
totald |
| float | Total raw data collected in the sample interval |
peak |
| float | Peak raw data in the sample interval |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| smallint | Network ID |
node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
shelf |
| integer | Shelf number |
slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
port |
| smallint | port number vismPortNum |
reserved |
| integer | reserve field |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| smallint | Network ID |
node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
shelf |
| integer | Shelf number |
slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
ipaddress |
| integer | vismIpAddress |
subnetmask |
| integer | vismSubnetMask |
mg_name |
| char(64) | Media Gateway name mgName |
mg_adminstate |
| smallint | current admin state of Media Gateway: |
mg_adminstate_ctrl |
| smallint | Used to control the administrative state: |
xgcp_req_timeout |
| integer | The request timeout is used to determine the timeout value used for retransmitting unacknowledged message xgcpRequestTimeOut (milliseconds) |
xgcp_req_retries |
| smallint | This object specifies the number of retries for a request that exceeds timeout xgcpRequestRetries 010 |
restart_inprogress |
| integer | The maximum waiting delay (MWD) timeout value is used for the Media Gateway to send the Restart In Progress to the Media Gateway Controller xgcpRestartInProgressMWD |
ecan_encoding |
| smallint | The voice encoding type vismEcanEncoding |
avail_ds0count |
| smallint | The no of DS0s available for new connections on VISMvismAvailableDs0Count |
mode |
| smallint | The connection model that the VISM card is configured to operate with vismMode |
cacEnable |
| smallint | Describes whether CAC (Connection Admission Control) functionality needs to be applied on the VISM card vismCacEnable |
ecanIdlePattern |
| smallint | Echo canceller pattern for Idle code vismEcanCnfIdlePattern |
ecanIdleDir |
| smallint | Echo canceller idle direction vismEcanCnfIdleDirection |
vismErl |
| smallint | Provision the return echo lost vismERL |
jitDelMode |
| smallint | Provision the jitter buffer mode to be applied to call connection vismJitterDelayMode |
jitInitDelay |
| smallint | Defines the jitter buffer size vismJitterInitialDelay |
gainCtrl |
| smallint | The control to adjust the gain of the call connection vismAdaptiveGainControl |
reserved |
| integer | reserve field |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| smallint | Network ID |
node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
shelf |
| integer | Shelf number |
slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
endpoint |
| smallint | Identifies endpoint as it is known by the NE mgEndpointNumber 1240 |
line |
| smallint | Identifies the line mgEndointLineNumber |
name |
| char(64) | Identifies endpoint as it is known by the MGC mgEndpointName |
state |
| smallint | Indicates the state of the endpoint: |
channel_map |
| integer | Positions of 1-bits indicate channels used by the endpoint mgEndpointChannelMap |
reserved |
| integer | reserve field |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| smallint | Network ID |
node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
shelf |
| integer | Shelf number |
slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
controller |
| smallint | Individual media gateway controller index (mgcNumber) |
name |
| char(64) | name of the media gateway controller (mgcName) |
assoc_state |
| smallint | state of the association between the Media Gateway and the Media Gateway Controller: |
assoc_state_ctrl |
| smallint | control the association state, as represented by mgcAssociationState mgcAssociationStateControl mgcUnassociate - 1 mgcAssociate - 2 |
reserved |
| integer | reserve field |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| smallint | Network ID |
node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
shelf |
| integer | Shelf number |
slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
controller |
| smallint | media gateway controller number mgcNumber |
protocol |
| smallint | references the protocol, reflecting the mgProtocolNumber from the mgSupported table mgProtocolNumber |
reserved |
| integer | reserve field |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
chnl_obj_id |
| integer | Voice channel object ID |
l_node_id |
| integer | CWM node ID |
1_slot |
| smallint | slot number |
l_line |
| smallint | port number |
l_chnl |
| smallint | channel number |
per_util |
| smallint | percent utilization (0 - 100) |
cos |
| smallint | class of service |
eia |
| smallint | EIA rate (0 - 20) |
dfm_len |
| smallint | DFM length (0, 1, 7, 8, 16) |
chnl_info |
| smallint | data channel info: |
input_loss |
| smallint | input loss |
output_loss |
| smallint | output loss |
onhook_ab |
| smallint | Onhook AB: Bit7-5: Onhook A: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit4-2: Onhook B: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit1-0: Dial type: 0=Inband, 1 = pulse, 2=User Dial |
onhook_cd |
| smallint | Onhook CD: Bit7-5: Onhook C: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit4-2: Onhook D: 0=0, 1=1, 2=don't care, 3=unknown, 4=notUsed Bit1: Sig Inject BIt0: Sig Extract |
chnl_type |
| smallint | channel type |
cndt_crtr_indx |
| smallint | conditioning criterion index |
tx_ab_sgnl |
| smallint | transmit AB signalling: (This applies to Tx/Rcv XY sig) Bit7-5: Tx/Rcv X signalling Bit4-2: Tx/Rcv Y signalling 0=sig bit is 0, 1= sig bit is 1, 2=tx sig bit transparently, 3=don't tx sig bit, 4=Reverse/Inverse sig bit Bit1=0: Spare |
tx_cd_sgnl |
| smallint | transmit CD signalling Same as tx_ab_sgnl |
rcv_ab_sgnl |
| smallint | receive AB signalling Same as tx_ab_sgnl |
rcv_cd_sgnl |
| smallint | receive CB signalling Same as tx_ab_sgnl |
sgnl_intgr_time |
| smallint | signalling integration time (ms) |
min_wink |
| integer | minimum wink (ms) (100 - 300) |
playout_delay |
| smallint | playout_delay (120 - 200) |
iec |
| smallint | iec parms: Bit7:echo cancel: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit6:non-linear proc: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit5:conv: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit4:echo return loss: 0=Low, 1=High Bit3:tone disabler: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit2:bkcd prefer: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit1:bkgnd filter: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled Bit0:spare |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
con_obj_id |
| integer | connection object ID |
l_network_id |
| smallint | Network ID |
l_node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
shelf |
| integer | Shelf number |
l_slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
l_port |
| smallint | port number (zero based, only 0 is allowed) refer to vismChanPortNum in MIBs |
l_vpi |
| smallint | vismLocalVpi |
l_vci |
| integer | vismLocalVci |
l_nsap_addr |
| char(20) | vismLocalNSAP |
r_network_id |
| smallint | remote network ID |
r_node_id |
| integer | remote node ID |
r_slot |
| smallint | remote slot number |
r_port |
| smallint | remote port number |
r_vpi |
| smallint | vismRemoteVpi |
r_vci |
| integer | vismRemoteVci |
r_nsap_addr |
| char(20) | vismRemoteNSAP |
lcn |
| integer | vismCnfChanNum |
master_flag |
| smallint | vismMastership |
termination |
| smallint | Type of local and endpoints |
con_type |
| smallint | vismChanConnType |
sub_type |
| smallint | vismConnServiceType |
pvcType |
| smallint | vismChanPvcType |
vpcFlag |
| smallint | vismVpcFlag |
active |
| smallint |
|
status |
| smallint | connection status |
l_pcr |
| integer | vismConnPCR |
lper_util |
| smallint | vismConnPercentUtil |
r_pcr |
| integer | vismConnRemotePCR |
rper_util |
| smallint | vismConnRemotePercentUtil |
protect |
| smallint | vismChanProtection |
prefer |
| smallint | vismChanPreference |
actState |
| smallint | vismChanActivityState |
lockState |
| smallint | vismChanLockingState |
ingrScr |
| integer | vismChanScrIngress |
ingrMbs |
| integer | vismChanMbsIngress |
ingrClr |
| integer | vismChanClrIngress |
egrScr |
| integer | vismChanScrEgress |
egrMbs |
| integer | vismChanMbsEgress |
egrClr |
| integer | vismChanClrEgress |
application |
| smallint | vismChanApplication |
fallbackLcn |
| integer | vismChanFallbackLcn |
rmtLpbkState |
| smallint | vismChanLocRmtLpbkState |
cacMaster |
| smallint | vismChanCacMaster |
cacRejPolicy |
| smallint | vismChanCacRejectionPolicy |
reserved |
| integer | reserve field |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| smallint | CWM network ID |
node_id |
| integer | CWM node ID |
slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
rangenum |
| smallint | Range number |
port |
| smallint | Port number |
min_vpi |
| integer | Minimum VPI value |
max_vpi |
| integer | Maximum VPI value |
| Column Name | Unique Identifier Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
network_id |
| smallint | Network ID |
node_id |
| integer | Node ID |
shelf |
| integer | Shelf number |
slot |
| smallint | Slot number |
controller |
| smallint | mgcNumber |
protocol |
| smallint | mgProtocolNumber |
port |
| integer | vismXgcpPeerPort |
reserved |
| integer | reserve field |
This section describes the additional front and back card types supported
This subsection describes the additional front card types supported
| Front Card Type | Value (fc_type) |
|---|---|
NULL_CD | 0 |
IPX_PCC_CD | 1 |
VDP_CD | 2 |
TXR_CD | 3 |
PIC_CD | 4 |
VCD_CD | 5 |
VDP_VCD_CD | 6 |
PSM_CD | 7 |
PS_CD | 8 |
SDP_CD | 9 |
BSLOT_CD | 10 |
MBACK_CD | 11 |
SDP_BACK_CD | 12 |
TXR2_CD | 13 |
XDP_CD | 14 |
LDP_CD | 15 |
XDP_BACK_CD | 16 |
LDP_BACK_CD | 17 |
SBACK_CD | 18 |
LBACK_CD | 19 |
FDP_CD | 20 |
CIP_CD | 21 |
NTC_CD | 22 |
UBACK_CD | 23 |
UNI_CD | 24 |
FRP_CD | 25 |
FBACK_CD | 26 |
FRP_BACK_CD | 27 |
MT3_CD | 28 |
CDP_CD | 29 |
E1T1_PORT_CD | 30 |
ATM_CD | 31 |
NPC_CD | 32 |
ARC_CD | 33 |
AIT_CD | 34 |
FTC_CD | 35 |
FTCBACK_CD | 36 |
UFM1_CD | 37 |
UFM1_U_CD | 38 |
BTM_HP_CD | 39 |
UVM_CD | 40 |
UXM_CD | 41 |
BCC_CD | 101 |
ASM_CD | 102 |
BNI_T3_CD | 103 |
BNI_E3_CD | 104 |
MFRP_CD | 105 |
ASI_T3_2_CD | 106 |
ASI_E3_2_CD | 107 |
ASI0_T3_CD | 108 |
ASI0_E3_CD | 109 |
BNI_OC3_CD | 110 |
ASI_OC3_CD | 111 |
BPX_BSLOT_CD | 112 |
BCC3_CD and BCC4_CD1 | 113 |
Not Used | 114 |
Reserved for GIM Cards | 115 |
Reserved for GIM Cards | 116 |
MNCH_CD (BXM BPX only) | 117 See Section, "BXM and BME Card Types" for BXM and BXE card types |
UNKWN_CD | 118 |
| 1The switch does not distinguish between BCC32 and BCC To identify BCC card type, uniquely use the first character of fc_hw_rev field in card table |
This subsection describes the additional back card types supported
| Back Card Type | Value (bc_type) |
|---|---|
NULL_BCD | 0 |
RS232_BCD | 1 |
RS449_BCD | 2 |
V35_BCD | 3 |
RS232D_BCD | 4 |
RS232_8_BCD | 5 |
RS232_4_BCD | 6 |
FRIV35_4_BCD | 7 |
E1_BCD | 8 |
T1_BCD | 9 |
PCCB_BCD | 10 |
DDS_4_BCD | 11 |
DDS_8_BCD | 12 |
SR_BCD | 13 |
MT3_BCD | 14 |
FRI_E1_BCD | 15 |
FRI_T1_BCD | 16 |
J1_BCD | 17 |
Y1_BCD | 18 |
IPX_T3_BCD | 19 |
IPX_E3_BCD | 20 |
FRI_X21_BCD | 21 |
ARI_BCD | 22 |
AIT_T3_BCD | 23 |
AIT_E3_BCD | 24 |
FTIV35_4_BCD | 25 |
FTI_X21_BCD | 26 |
FTI_E1_BCD | 27 |
FTI_T1_BCD | 28 |
AIT_E2_BCD | 29 |
AIT_HSSI_BCD | 30 |
UFI_T1D_BCD | 31 |
UFI_E1D_BCD | 32 |
UFI_E1B_BCD | 33 |
UFI_HSSI_BCD | 34 |
UFI_V35_BCD | 35 |
UFI_X21_BCD | 36 |
BTM_HP_T3_BCD | 37 |
BTM_HP_E3_BCD | 38 |
T1_2_IGXBCD | 39 |
E1_2_IGXBCD | 40 |
J1_2_IGXBCD | 41 |
UAI_T1_BCD | 42 |
UAI_E1_BCD | 43 |
UAI_OC3_BCD | 44 |
BTI_E1_BCD | 45 |
UAI_T3_BCD | 46 |
UAI_E3_BCD | 47 |
BCC_BCD | 101 |
LM_ASM_BCD | 102 |
T3_BCD | 103 |
E3_BCD | 104 |
T3_2_BCD | 105 |
E3_2_BCD | 106 |
SMF_BCD | 107 |
MMF_BCD | 108 |
BCCLM2_BCD | 109 |
STM1_BCD | 110 |
UTP_BCD | 111 |
STP_BCD | 112 |
MNCH_BCD | 113 |
SMFLR_BCD | 114 |
UNKWN_BCD | 115 |
INIT_BCD | 116 |
UXM_4C3_4_MMF | 150 |
UXM_OC3_4_SMF | 151 |
UXM_OC3_2_SMF | 152 |
UXM_T3_6 | 153 |
UXM_T3_3 | 154 |
UXM_E3_6 | 155 |
UXM_E3_3 | 156 |
UXM_T1_8_IMA | 157 |
UXM_E1_8_IMA_DB15 | 158 |
UXM_E1_8_IMA_BNC | 159 |
UXM_T1_4_IMA | 160 |
UXM_E1_4_IMA_DB15 | 161 |
UXM_E1_4_IMA_BNC | 162 |
This subsection describes the BXM and BXE card types supported "BXM/BME Card Types" uses these values:
| Card Type | Value |
|---|---|
BXM T3 8 Ports | 180 |
BXM T3 8 Ports MMF | 181 |
BXM T3 8 Ports SMFLR | 182 |
BXM T3 8 Ports SNM | 183 |
BXM T3 12 Ports SMF | 184 |
BXM T3 12 Ports MMF | 185 |
BXM T3 12 Ports SMFLR | 186 |
BXM T3 12 Ports SNM | 187 |
BXM E3 8 Ports SMF | 188 |
BXM E3 8 Ports MMF | 189 |
BXM E3 8 Ports SMFLR | 190 |
BXM E3 8 Ports SNM | 191 |
BXM E3 12 Ports SMF | 192 |
BXM E3 12 Ports MMF | 193 |
BXM E3 12 Ports SMFLR | 194 |
BXM E3 12 Ports SNM | 195 |
BXM OC3 4 Ports SMF | 196 |
BXM OC3 4 Ports MMF | 197 |
BXM OC3 4 Ports SMFLR | 198 |
BXM OC3 4 Ports SNM | 199 |
BXM OC3 8 Ports SMF | 200 |
BXM OC3 8 Ports MMF | 201 |
BXM OC3 8 Ports SMFLR | 202 |
BXM OC3 8 Ports SNM | 203 |
BXM OC12 1 Port SMF | 204 |
BXM OC12 1 Port MMF | 205 |
BXM OC12 1 Port SMFLR | 206 |
BXM OC12 1 Port SNM | 207 |
BXM OC12 2 Ports SMF | 208 |
BXM OC12 2 Ports MMF | 209 |
BXM OC12 2 Ports SMFLR | 210 |
BXM OC12 2 Ports SNM | 211 |
BME OC12 1 Port SMF | 212 |
BME OC12 1 Port MMF | 213 |
BME OC12_1 Port SMFLR | 214 |
BME OC12_1 Port SNM | 215 |
BME OC12_2 Ports SMF | 216 |
BME OC12_2 Ports MMF | 217 |
BME OC12_2 Ports SMFLR | 218 |
BME OC12 2 Ports SNM | 219 |
BXM OC3 4 Ports STM1E | 220 |
BXM OC3 8 Ports STM1E | 221 |
BXM OC3 4 Ports XLR | 222 |
BXM OC3 8 Ports XLR | 223 |
BXM OC12 1 Port XLR | 224 |
BXM OC12 2 Ports XLR | 225 |
This section provides a listing of statistics based on port types for object type and sub-object type.
Table 3-1 lists a summary of connection types based on node type and front and back cards. The Default Peak Interval for each connection type is 300 seconds.
| Node Type | Front Card | Back Card | Sub-object and Connection Type |
|---|---|---|---|
IPX, IGX | CDP, UVM | E1, J1, T1, Y1 | 0 - Voice, Voice DAX |
IPX, IGX | CDP | E1, J1, T1, Y1 | 1 - Data |
IPX, IGX | CDP, | (CDP) E1, J1, T1, Y1 | 1 - Data |
IPX, IGX | LDP, HDM, | 232-8/4, RS232 | 1 - Data |
IPX, IGX | FRP, | (FRP)T1, E1, V.35, X.21 | 2 - Frame Relay DAX |
IPX, IGX | FTM, | T1, E1, V.35, X.21 | 2 - FastPad Voice DAX |
IPX, IGX | FRP, UFM | T1, E1, V.35, X.21 | 2 - Frame Relay |
IPX, IGX | UXM (IGX nodes) | T1-IMA, E1-IMA, OC3, T3, E3 | 2 - ASI DAX |
IPX, IGX | FTC | T1, E1, V.35, X.21 | 3 - FastPad Voice |
BPX | ASI | E3, T3, OC3, OC3-ENH, | 7 - ASI |
MGX 8220, | FRSM, FRSM-VHS | T1, E1, T3, E3 | 8 - MGX - Frame Relay |
MGX 8220, | AUSM | T1, E1, T3, E3 | 9 - MGX - ATM |
MGX 8220, | CESM | T1, E1, T3, E3 | 10 - CE |
MGX 8850 | PXM | T3, E3, OC3 | 11 - Broadband |
4 = packets received
5 = receive packets discarded
6 = packets transmitted
7 = projected packets transmitted
8 = supervisory packets transmitted
13 = seconds V35 modem on
14 = seconds DSI enabled
15 = seconds off-hook
16 = seconds in service
19 = supervisory packets received
4 = packets received
5 = receive packets discarded
6 = packets transmitted
7 = projected packets transmitted
8 = supervisory packets transmitted
16 = seconds in service
19 = supervisory packets received
0 = frames received
1 = received frames discarded
2 = frames transmitted
3 = transmitted frames discarded
4 = packets received
5 = receive packets discarded
6 = packets transmitted
9 = bytes received
10 = receive bytes discarded
11 = bytes transmitted
12 = transmit bytes discarded
16 = seconds in service
17 = frames transmitted with FECN
18 = frames transmitted with BECN
20 = minutes congested
21 = DE frames received
22 = DE frames transmitted
23 = DE frames dropped
24 = DE bytes received
25 = frames received in excess of CIR
26 = bytes received in excess of CIR
27 = frames transmitted in excess of CIR
28 = bytes transmitted in excess of CIR
29 = IWF Frames received and Aborted
30 = IWF Frames received with the EFCI bit set
31 = Rx frames discarded-deroute/down
32 = Rx bytes discarded-deroute/down
33 = Rx frames discarded VC Q overflow
34 = Rx bytes discarded VC Q overflow
35 = Tx frames discarded Q overflow
36 = Tx bytes discarded Q overflow
37 = Tx frames discarded Ingress CRC
38 = Tx bytes discarded Ingress CRC
39 = Tx frames discarded trunk discard
40 = Tx bytes discarded trunk discard
41 = Tx frames during Egress LMI fail
42 = Tx bytes during Egress LMI fail
43 = Total dropped frames
44 = frames received with BECN
45 = Frames received with FECN
46 = Frames Switched
1 = Received frames discarded
6 = Packets transmitted
12 = Transmitted bytes discarded
16 = Seconds in service
18 = Frames Transmitted with BECN
21 = DE frames receive
25 = Frames Rx in Excess of CIR
28 = Bytes transmitted in excess of CIR
29 = Cells Rx port
30 = Frames Rx port
31 = Cells Tx network
32 = CLP Rx port
33 = Non-comp CLP Rx port
34 = Discard CLPth Rx port
35 = Discard Qfull Rx port
36 = EFCI Rx port
37 = AAL5 Rx port
38 = Non-comp Rx port
39 = Discarded failed Rx port
40 = AAL5 discarded Qfull Rx port
41 = Average Cell Q Depth
42 = Discarded Rsrc overflow Rx port
43 = Discarded Sbin full Rx port
44 = EFCI Tx port
45 = Cells Tx port
46 = Cells Rx network
47 = Discarded Qbin full
48 = Discarded Qbin CLPth port
49 = CLP Tx port
50 = BCM Rx port
51 = BCM Tx network
52 = OAM Tx network
53 = AIS Rx port
54 = FERF Rx port
55 = Cells Rx discarded due to rsrc overflow
56 = Cells Rx discarded due to VC thresh vol
57 = Current Egress VC Queue Depth
58 = Number of good PDUs Rx by SAR
59 = Number of good PDUs Tx by SAR
60 = Rx PDUs discarded on Ingress by SAR
61 = Tx PDUs discarded on Egress by SAR
62 = Invalid crc32 PDU Rx by SAR
63 = Forward abort PDU Rx by SAR
64 = Invalid-length PDU Rx by SAR
65 = Invalid CPI snap PDUs Rx by SAR
66 = Invalid Lc snap PDUs Rx by SAR
67 = Frames Rx by SAR
68 = Short-length failures detected by SAR
69 = Long-length failures detected by SAR
70 = Cells Rx with CLP = 0 from network
71 = Cells Rx with CLP = 1 from network
72= Ingress VSVD Allowed Cell Rate
73 = Egress VSVD Allowed Cell Rate
74 = Backward Severely Errored Cell Blocks
75 = Backward Lost Cell Count
76 = Backward Misinserted Cell Count
77 = Backward Bipolar Violation Count
78 = Forward Severely Errored Cell Blocks
79 = Forward Lost Cell Count
80 = Forward Misinserted Cell Count
81 = Forward Bipolar Violation Count
82 = Cells Tx with EFCI = 0
83 = Average Cell Tx Q Depth
84 = Unknown Prot Frames Discarded at Ingress
85 = Unknown Prot Frames Discarded at Egress
86 = EOF Cells RX from Port
89 = Number of cells rx non-comp w/clp 0 dropped
90 = Number of cells rx non-comp w/clp 1 dropped
91 = Number of cells rx congested w/clp 0 dropped
92 = Number of cells rx congested w/clp 1 dropped
93 = Number of cells tx w/clp 1 to nw
94 = Number of cells tx w/efci 0 to nw
95 = Number of cells tx w/efci 1 to nw
96 = Number of cells tx w/efci 0 to port
97 = Number of cells rx congested w/EOF discarded
98 = Number of cells tx w/eof 1 to port
99 = Number of RM cells tx to port
100 = Number of cells rx w/efci 0 from port
101 = Cells rx w/EFCI from port
102 = Number of OAM cells rx from port
103 = Number of cells rx w/RM from port
104 = Cells rx congested w/EFCI0 discarded
105 = Cells rx congested w/EFCI1 discarded
106 = Cells rx congested w/OAM discarded
107 = Cells rx congested w/RM discarded
108 = Number of cells tx w/FRm to nw
109 = Number of cells tx w/BRm+FsRm to nw
110 = Number of cells rx w/efci 0 from nw
111 = Number of cells rx w/efci 1 from nw
112 = Number of egress OAM cells rx
113 = Number of egress cells rx w/RM
114 = Cells tx congested w/EFCI0 discarded
115 = Cells tx congested w/EFCI1 discarded
116 = Cells tx congested w/RM discarded
117 = Cells tx congested w/OAM discarded
118 = Number of cells tx w/clp 0
119 = Number of cells tx w/clp 1
120 = Cells tx w/clp 0 to nw
0 = Frames received
1 = Received frames discarded
2 = Frames transmitted
3 = Transmitted frames discarded
9 = Bytes received
10 = Receive bytes discarded
11 = Bytes transmitted
12 = Transmitted bytes discarded
16 = Seconds In Service
17 = Frames transmitted with FECN
18 = Frames transmitted with BECN
21 = DE frames received
22 = DE frames transmitted
23 = DE frames dropped
24 = DE bytes received
28 = Tx Bytes Tagged DE
29 = Tx Frames Tagged DE
33 = Rx frames discarded-VC-Q-overflow
34 = Rx bytes discarded-VC-Q-overflow
35 = Tx frames discarded-Q-overflow
36 = Tx bytes discarded-Q-overflow
37 = Tx frames discarded-Ingress CRC
39 = Tx frames discarded-trunk discard
41 = Tx frames during Ingress LMI fail
42 =Tx bytes during Ingress LMI fail
43 = Rx Frames Discarded UPC
44 = Tx Bytes Tagged DE
45 = Tx Frames Tagged DE
46 = Tx Frames Invalid CPIs
47 = Tx Frames Length Violations
48 = Tx Frames Oversize SDUs
49 = Tx Frames Unknown Protocols
50 = Rx Frames Unknown Protocols
16 = Seconds In Service
34 = Discard CLPth Rx Port
35 = Discard Qfull Rx Port
55 = Number of Cells Rx with CLP Set
56 = Number Of Cells Rx with EFCI Set
57 = Number of Cells Rx with UPC CLP Set
58 = AAL1 Sequence Mismatch
59 = Discarded Cells for Shelf Alarm
61 = Total Cells Tx from Line
68 = total cells Rx from Line
70 = VC queue flushed by SAR
58 = AAL1 Sequence Mismatch
60 = Rx Buffer Overflows
62 = Rx Buffer Underflows
63 = Rx Buffer Overflows
64 = HCS Correctable Error
65 = Loss of Pointer
66 = Loss of Cell Delineation
69 = Tx Bytes Discarded-Q-Overflow
70 = Tx Cells Inserted-Q-Underflow
71 = Total Cells Tx to Line
72 = Total Cells Rx to Line
73 = Channel up time in seconds
88 = Lost Cells
89 = Tx FERF cells
90 = Rx FERF cells
91 = Tx AIS cells
92 = Rx AIS cells
93 = Tx Segment loop back cells
94 = Rx Segment loop back cells
95 = Rx OAM Cells discarded
1 = Bipolar Violations
2 = Cells Rx w/CLP=0
3 = Nonconforming cells Rx at Gcra1 Policer
4 = Nonconforming cells Rx at Gcra2 Policer
5 = Number of EOF cells Rx
6 = Cells Rx w/CLP=0 discarded
7 = Cells Rx w/CLP discarded
8 = Number of Rx cells sent
9 = Cells Tx w Efci=0
10 = Cells Tx w Efci set
11 = Cells Rx w/CLP=0 discarded at Output
12 = Cells Rx w/CLP set discarded at Output
Same as Frame Relay (sub-type 2), except the "29 = IWF frames received and aborted" and
"30 = IWF Frames received with the EFCI bit set" statistic types are not supported
Same as Frame Relay (sub-type 2), except the "29 = IWF frames received and aborted" and
"30 = IWF Frames received with the EFCI bit set" statistic types are not supported
Same as Frame Relay (sub-type 2), except the "29 = IWF frames received and aborted" and
"30 = IWF Frames received with the EFCI bit set" statistic types are not supported
Same as Frame Relay (sub-type 2), except the "29 = IWF frames received and aborted" and
"30 = IWF Frames received with the EFCI bit set" statistic types are not supported
1) Frames Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment This statistic is incremented even when the received frame is invalid or discarded for any reason (See possible reasons below)
2) Receive Frames Discarded (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment which were discarded before being sent into the network or aborted after some portion had been already sent into the network Possible reasons for discard are:
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Received statistic
3) Frames Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment
4) Transmit Frames Discarded (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames which were not able to be transmitted to the attached equipment Possible reasons for discard are:
5) Packets Received (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of packets received across the network These are the packets used to re-create all the frames which are counted in the PVC Frames Transmitted and Transmit Frames Discarded statistics (above)
6) Receive Packets Discarded (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of packets received across the network but whose payload was ultimately discarded because they contained portions of the frames which are discarded and counted in the Transmit Frames Discarded statistic (above)
7) Packets Transmitted (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of packets submitted to the network These are all the packets generated from the "non-errored" received frames (Frames Received minus Receive Frames Discarded) as well as some of the packets from the "errored" received frames (Receive Frames Discarded) Some packets from "errored" receive frames may be submitted to the network because the IPX/IGX does not wait to receive the entire frame before starting to packetize the frame and send it through the network Consequently, when an error is detected at the end of the frame (for example, CRC error, alignment error, length error), the frame is aborted only after some packets may have been sent
10 Bytes Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Received statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
11) Receive Bytes Discarded (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Receive Frames Discarded statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
12) Bytes Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Transmitted statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
13) Transmit Bytes Discarded (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Transmit Frames Discarded statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
17) Seconds In Service---This statistic provides a count of the number of seconds during which the PVC was "in service" The PVC is considered in service any time the PVC is not "failed" (due to endpoint hardware failure/absence or inability to find a route through the network) or "downed" (intentionally out of service due to operator action)
18) Frames Transmitted with FECN (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment with the Forward Explicit Congestion Notification (FECN) bit set, regardless of where in the network the congestion was experienced
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Transmitted statistic
This statistic is also a subset of the port Frames Transmitted with FECN statistic
19) Frames Transmitted with BECN (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment with the Backward Explicit Congestion Notification (BECN) bit set, regardless of where in the network the congestion was experienced
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Transmitted statistic This statistic is also a subset of the port Frames Transmitted with BECN statistic
21) Minutes Congested---This statistic provides a count of the number of minutes during which 50% or more of the frames transmitted to the attached equipment have the Forward Explicit Congestion Notification (FECN) bit set
The threshold (default: 50%) which defines congestion is configurable (by a SuperUser) using the cnffstparm command
22) DE Frames Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment with the Discard Eligible (DE) bit already set
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Received statistic
23) DE Frames Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment with the Discard Eligible (DE) bit set, regardless of why or where the DE bit was set
When IDE-to-DE mapping is enabled on the port, this statistic includes those frames which have their DE bit set by the IDE-to-DE mapping function
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Transmitted statistic
24) DE Frames Dropped (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached device which were discarded because the frame's DE bit is set and the PVC's Ingress buffer has reached the DE threshold The DE threshold is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Received statistic This statistic is a subset of the PVC Receive Frames Discarded statistic This statistic is a subset of the PVC DE Frames Received statistic
25) DE Bytes Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the DE Frames Received statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Bytes Received statistic
26) Frames Received in Excess of CIR (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment which exceed the configured Committed Information Rate (CIR) for the PVC Whether a frame is considered "in excess of CIR" depends on whether the DE feature is enabled (using the cnfsysparm command)
When the DE feature is enabled, only frames with DE = 0 are counted against Bc Thus, this statistic only counts those frames which exceeded Bc and had DE = 0 (When a frame is received with DE = 1, only the DE Frames Received statistic is incremented and the frame is not counted against Bc)
When the DE feature is not enabled, all frames are counted against Bc When the frame exceeds Bc, it is included in this statistic
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Received statistic
27) Bytes Received in Excess of CIR (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Received in Excess of CIR statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Bytes Received statistic
28) Frames Transmitted in Excess of CIR (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment which:
Common to all of these conditions, is the packets carrying these frames all have CLP = 1 It is actually the status of the CLP bits in the arriving packets monitored at Egress
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Transmitted statistic
29) Bytes Transmitted in Excess of CIR (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Transmitted in Excess of CIR statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Bytes Transmitted statistic
32) Rx Frames Discarded - Deroute/Down (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment which are discarded because the PVC is "derouted" (due to endpoint hardware failure/absence or inability to find a route through the network) or "downed" (intentionally out of service due to operator action)
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Received statistic
33) Rx Bytes Discarded - Deroute/Down (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Rx Frames Discarded - Deroute/Down statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Bytes Received statistic
This statistic is also a subset of the PVC Receive Bytes Discarded statistic
34) Rx Frames Discarded - VC Q Overflow (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment which are discarded because the PVC Ingress buffer (VC Q) is full
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Received statistic
35) Rx Bytes Discarded - VC Q Overflow (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Rx Frames Discarded - VC Q Overflow statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Bytes Received statistic
This statistic is also a subset of the PVC Receive Bytes Discarded statistic
36) Tx Frames Discarded - Q Overflow (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames which were not able to be transmitted to the attached equipment because the port's Egress buffer is full The port's Egress buffer may fill (and overflow) due to oversubscription
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Transmit Frames Discarded statistic
This statistic is a subset of the port Tx Frames Discarded - Q Overflow statistic
37) Tx Bytes Discarded - Q Overflow (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Frames Discarded - Q Overflow statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Transmit Bytes Discarded statistic
This statistic is a subset of the port Tx Bytes Discarded - Q Overflow statistic
38) Tx Frames Discarded - Ingress CRC (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames which were not able to be transmitted to the attached equipment because the frame is incomplete Specifically, this statistic is incremented any time an end-of-frame (EOF) packet is missing In other words:
The most likely cause of any of these conditions is a CRC error detected at Ingress causing the end of the frame (including at least the end-of-frame packet and maybe one or more middle-of-frame packets) to not be sent
A less likely cause for the missing EOF packet, is the packet was dropped due to a transmission bit error in the packet header, detected by a trunk along the PVC's path Such conditions are included in this statistic
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Transmit Frames Discarded statistic
39) Tx Bytes Discarded - Ingress CRC (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Bytes Discarded - Ingress CRC statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as any octets which arrived successfully
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Transmit Bytes Discarded statistic
40) Tx Frames Discarded - Trunk Discard (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames which were not able to be transmitted to the attached equipment because the frame:
In any of the cases above, a packet could be discarded on a network trunk either due to extreme trunk congestion or a detected transmission bit error on the packet header
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Transmit Frames Discarded statistic
41) Tx Bytes Discarded - Trunk Discard (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Bytes Discarded - Trunk Discard statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Transmit Bytes Discarded statistic
42) Tx Frames During Ingress LMI Failure (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment while the signaling protocol on the local port was failed (that is, when the port was in a "Port Communication Failure" state)
This statistic is a subset of the PVC Frames Transmitted statistic
43) Tx Bytes During Ingress LMI Failure (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Frames During Ingress LMI Failure statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
| DE Feature Enabled | DE = 1 | > CIR | VC_Q > DE Thresh | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
No | Don't care | No | Don't care | Send |
No | Don't care | Yes | Don't care | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Yes | No | No | No | Send |
Yes | No | No | Yes | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Yes | No | Yes | No | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Yes | Yes | Don't care | No | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Yes | Yes | Don't care | Yes | Discard frame |
| DE Feature Enabled | DE = 1 | > CIR | VC_Q > DE Thresh | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
No | Don't care | No | Don't care | Send |
No | Don't care | Yes | Don't care | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Don't care | No | No | No | Send |
Don't care | No | No | Yes | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Don't care | No | Yes | No | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Don't care | No | Yes | Yes | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Yes | Yes | Don't care | No | Set CLP = 1 in all packets |
Yes | Yes | Don't care | Yes | Discard frame |
| DE = 1 | IDE = 1 | IDE to DE Mapping Enabled | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
Yes | Don't care | Don't care | DE = 1 (No change to DE bit) --> Tx_Q |
No | No | Don't care | DE = 0 (No change to DE bit) --> Tx_Q |
No | Yes | No | DE = 0 (No change to DE bit) --> Tx_Q |
No | Yes | Yes | DE = 1 (Change to DE bit) --> Tx_Q |
| DE Feature Enabled | DE = 1 | Tx_Q > DE Threshold | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
No | Don't care | Don't care | When space is available, put frame into Tx_Q |
Yes | No | Don't care | When space is available, put frame into Tx_Q |
Yes | Yes | No | When space is available, put frame into Tx_Q |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Discard frame |
Table 3-1 lists a summary of service line types based on node type and front and back cards. The Default Peak Interval for each connection type is 300 seconds.
| Node Type | Front Card | Back Card | Sub-object and Service Line Type |
|---|---|---|---|
IPX, IGX | CDP | T1, Y1 | 0 - T1 |
IPX, IGX | FRP, FTC | E1 | 1 - E1 |
BPX | ASI BXM | T3, E3, OC3 | 2 - ASI |
MGX 8220 | FRSM | T1, E1 | 3 - E1/T1 (MGX 8220) |
MGX 8220 | AUSM | T1, E1 | 4 - MGX 8220 - ATM |
MGX 8220 | FRSM-HS1 | T1, E1 | 5 - Serial |
MGX 8220 | SRM, BNM | T3, E3 | 6 - MGX 8220 - E3/T3 |
|
| T1 | 7 - Physical Line T1 |
|
| E1 | 8 - Physical Line E1 |
BPX | ASI, BXM | T1, E1, T3, E3, OC3 | 9 - Physical Line T3/E3 |
|
|
| 10 - Sonet |
0 = bipolar violations
1 = frame slips
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
4 = frame bit errors
5 = CRC errors
8 = Errored blocks
28 = Line code violations
0 = bipolar violations
1 = frame slips
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
4 = frame bit errors
5 = CRC errors
6 = out of multi-frames
7 = All Ones in Timeslot Sixteen
16 = all ones in timeslot 0
221 = E-bit errors
222 = Line code violations
223 = C3800 Frame Bit Errors
224 = C3800 CRC Errors
225 = C3800 Losses of Signal
28 = B3ZS Line Code Violations
29 = Line Errored Seconds
30 = Line Severely Errored Seconds
31 = P-bit Line Parity Errors
32 = Errored Seconds - Parity
33 = Severely Errored Seconds - Parity
34 = C-bit Parity Code Violations
35 = Errored Seconds - Path
36 = Severely Errored Seconds - Path
37 = Severely Errored Framing Seconds
39 = Unavailable Seconds
40 = PLCP BIP-8 Errors
41 = BIP-8 Errored Seconds
42 = BIP-8 Severely Errored Seconds
43 = PLCP Severely Errored Framing Seconds
44 = PLCP Unavailable Seconds
45 = HCS Errors
97 = PLCP OOF Transition Counts
142 = PLCP FEBE Error Seconds
143 = PLCP FEBE Severely Error Secs
144 = PLCP FE Counts
145 = PLCP FEBE Counts
146 = HCS Errored Seconds
147 = HCS Severely Errored Seconds
150 = YEL Transitions
151 = PLCP Yellow Transition Counts
152 = Alarm Indication Signal
169 = Loss of Cell Delineation
170 = Loss of Pointer
171 = OC3 Path AIS
172 = OC3 Path YEL
173 = Section BIP-8
174 = Line BIP-24
175 = Line FEBE
176 = Path BIP-8
177 = Path FEBE
178 = Section BIP-8 Errored Seconds
179 = Line BIP-24 Errored Seconds
180 = Line FEBE Errored Seconds
181 = Path BIP-8 Errored Seconds
182 = Path FEBE Errored Seconds
183 = Section BIP8 Severely Err Secs
184 = Section Severely Errored Framing Seconds
185 = Line BIP-24 Severely Errored Seconds
186 = Line FEBE Severely Errored Seconds
187 = Path BIP-8 Severely Errored Seconds
188 = Path FEBE Severely Errored Seconds
189 = Line Unavailable Seconds
190 = Line Far End Unavailable Seconds
191 = Path Unavailable Seconds
192 = Path Far End Unavailable Seconds
193 = HCS Correctable Error
194 = HCS Correctable Error Errored Seconds
195 = HCS Correctable Error Severely Errored Seconds
196 = Transmit NTS Cells Discarded
197 = Transmit HP Cells Discarded
198 = Transmit Voice Cells Discarded
199 = Transmit TS Cells Discarded
200 = Transmit BData A Cells Discarded
201 = Transmit BData B Cells Discarded
202 = Transmit CBR Cells Discarded
203 = Transmit ABR Cells Discarded
204 = Transmit VBR Cells Discarded
205 = Egress NTS Cells Rx
206 = Egress HP Cells Rx
207 = Egress Voice Cells Rx
208 = Egress TS Cells Rx
209 = Egress BData A Cells Rx
210 = Egress BData B Cells Rx
211 = Egress CBR Cells Rx
212 = Egress ABR Cells Rx
213 = Egress VBR Cells Rx
214 = HCS Uncorrectable Error
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
4 = frame bit errors
5 = ACP Cells Received
6 = ACP Cells Transmitted
7 = Number of times line dropped from port
51 = ICP violations
52 = New-end Severely Errored Seconds
53 = Near-end Tx Unusable Seconds
54 = Near-end Rx Unusable Seconds
55 = Near-end Tx Failure Alarms
56 = Near-end Rx Failure Alarms
57 = Near-end Unavailable Seconds
1 = T3/E3 Cells Rx
2 = T3/E3 Cells Tx
3 = T3/E3 Invalid Cells
45 = ATM Cell Header HEC Errors
146 = ATM HEC Errored Seconds
147 = ATM HEC Severely Errored Seconds
0 = Frames Received
1 = Bytes Received
2 = Frames Transmitted
3 = Bytes Transmitted
4 = Receive CRC errors
5 = Receive Frames Alignment Errors
6 = Rx Overrun errors
7 = Rx Abort errors
8 = Rx Frame Too Big errors
9 = Rx Discards
10 = Tx Underrun
2 = Out of Frames
3= Losses of Signal
28 = B3ZS Line Code Violations
29 = Line Errored Seconds
30 = Line Severely Errored Seconds
31 = P-bit Line Parity Errors
32 = Errored Seconds - Parity
33 = Severely Errored Seconds - Parity
34 = C-bit Parity Code Violations
35 = Errored Seconds - Path
36 = Severely Errored Seconds - Path
37 = Severely Errored Framing Seconds
38 = Alarm Indication Signal Seconds
39 = Unavailable Seconds
144 = FEBE Counts
145 = FE Counts
150 = YEL Transitions
220 = Excessive Zero Counts
221 = PLCP OOF Transition Counts
222 = PLCP Remote Alarm Indication
223 = PLCP Framing Errors
224 = PLCP FEBE Counts
225 = PLCP FEBE Err Secs
226 = PLCP FEBE Severely Err Secs
227 = PLCP HCS Errors
228 = PLCP HCS Errored Secs
229 = PLCP HCS Severely Errored Secs
230 = PLCP BIP-8 Code Violations
231 = PLCP BIP8 CV Err Secs
232 = PLCP BIP8 CV Severely Err Secs
233 = PLCP Severely Err Framing Secs
234 = PLCP Unavailable Secs
235 = Alarm Indication Signal Severely Seconds
3 = Losses of Signal
2 = Out2of Frames
61 = Total Cells Tx to Line
68 = Total Cells Rx from Line
169 =Loss of Cell Delineation
218 = IMA Violations
219 = Near End Severely Errored Seconds
220 = Far End Severely Errored Seconds
221 = Near nd Unavailable Seconds
222 = Far End Unavailable Seconds
223 = Near End Tx Unusable Seconds
224 = Near End Rx Unusable Seconds
225 = Far End Tx Unusable Seconds
226 = Far End Rx Unusable Second
227 = Near End Tx Number of Failure
228 = Near End Rx Number of Failure
2 = Out of Frames
3 = Losses of Signal
61 = Total Cells Tx to Line
68 = Total Cells Rx from Line
169 = Loss of Cell Delineation
218 = IMA Violations
219 = Near End Severely Errored Seconds
220 = Far End Severely Errored Seconds
221 = Near End Unavailable Seconds
222 = Far End Unavailable Seconds
223 = Near End Tx Unusable Seconds
224 = Near End Rx Unusable Seconds
225 = Far End Tx Unusable Seconds
226 = Far End Rx Unusable Second
227 = Near End Tx Number of Failure
228 = Near End Rx Number of Failure
2 = Out of Frames
3 = Losses of Signal
28 = Line Code Violations
29 = Line Errored Seconds
30 = Line Severely Errored Seconds
31 = P-bit Parity Code Violations
32 = Errored Seconds - Parity
33 = Severely Errored Seconds - Parity
34 = C-bit Parity Code Violations
35 = Errored Seconds - Path
36 = Severely Errored Seconds - Path
37 = Severely Errored Framing Seconds
39 = Unavailable Seconds
40 = PLCP BIP-8 Errors
41 = BIP-8 Errored Seconds
42 = BIP-8 Severely Errored Seconds
43 = PLCP Severely Err Framing Secs
44 = PLCP Unavailable Seconds
61 = Total Cells Tx to Line
68 = Total Cells Rx from Line
97 = PLCP OOF Transition Counts
142 = PLCP FEBE Err Secs
143 = PLCP FEBE Severely Err Secs
144 = PLCP FEBE Counts
150 = YEL Transitions
151 = PLCP Yellow Transition Counts
152 = Alarm Indication Signal
169 = Loss of Cell Delineation
170 = Loss of Pointer
171 = OC3 Path AIS
172 = OC3 Path YEL
173 = Section BIP8
174 = Line BIP24
175 = Line FEBE
176 = Path BIP8
177 = Path FEBE
178 = Section BIP8 Err Secs
179 = Line BIP24 Err Secs
180 = Line FEBE Err Secs
181 = Path BIP8 Err Secs
182 = Path FEBE Err Secs
183 = Section BIP8 Severely Err Secs
184 = Section Severely Err Framing Secs
185 = Line BIP24 Severely Err Secs
186 = Line FEBE Severely Err Secs
187 = Path BIP8 Severely Err Secs
188 = Path FEBE Severely Err Secs
189 = Line Unavailable Secs
190 = Line Far end Unavailable Secs
191 = Path Unavailable Secs
192 = Path Far end Unavailable Secs
193 = HCS Uncorrectable Error
193 = HCS Uncorrectable Error
214 = HCS Correctable Error
236 = Sonet Loss of Signal
237 = Sonet Loss of Frames
238 = Sonet Path Alarm Indication signal secs
239 = Sonet Remote Far end Indication
240 = Sonet Line Alarm indication signal
241 = Sonet Line Remote Far end Indication
Table 3-1 lists a summary of trunk line types based on node type and front and back cards. The Default Peak Interval for each connection type is 300 seconds.
| Node Type | Front Card | Back Card | Sub-object and Service Line Type |
|---|---|---|---|
IPX, IGX | NTC | E1, J1 | 0 - Narrowband |
IPX, IGX | AIT | E2, E3 | 1 - IPX-ATM |
|
|
| 2 - |
BPX MGX 8220 | BXM, ASI, BNI BNM | N/A T1, E1 | 3 - BPX-ATM 3 - MGX Narrowband |
MGX 8220 | BNM | T3, E3 | 4 - MGX-ATM |
MGX 8220 | BNM | OC3 | 5 - Sonet |
|
|
| 6 - FTC |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
0 = bipolar violations
1 = frame slips
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
4 = frame bit errors
5 = CRC errors
8 = packet out of frames
9 = packet CRC errors
10 = bad clock errors
11 = voice packets dropped
12 = TS packets dropped
13 = non-TS packets dropped
14 = High Priority packets dropped
15 = BData A packets dropped
16 = BData B packets dropped
17 = voice packets transmitted
18 = TS packets transmitted
19 = non-TS packets transmitted
20 = High Priority packets transmitted
21 = BData A packets transmitted
22 = BData B packets transmitted
23 = total packets transmitted
24 = BData A CLP packets dropped
25 = BData B CLP packets dropped
26 = BData A EFCN packets transmitted
27 = BData B EFCN packets transmitted
148 = BData A CLP packets transmitted
149 = BData B CLP packets transmitted
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
9 = packet CRC errors
11 = voice packets dropped
12 = TS packets dropped
13 = non-TS packets dropped
14 = high priority packets dropped
15 = BData A packets dropped
16 = BData B packets dropped
17 = voice packets transmitted
18 = TS packets transmitted
19 = non-TS packets transmitted
20 = high priority packets transmitted
21 = BData A packets transmitted
22 = BData B packets transmitted
23 = total packets transmitted
24 = BData A CLP packets dropped
25 = BData B CLP packets dropped
26 = BData A EFCN packets transmitted
27 = BData B EFCN packets transmitted
28 = line code violations
29 = line errored seconds
30 = line severely errored seconds
31 = P-bit parity code violations
32 = errored seconds - line
33 = severely errored seconds - line
34 = C-bit parity code violations
35 = errored seconds - path
36 = severely errored seconds - path
37 = severely errored framing seconds
38 = alarm indication signal seconds
39 = unavailable seconds
45 = ATM cell header HEC errors
47 = Tx voice cells dropped
48 = Tx TS cells dropped
49 = Tx non-TS cells dropped
50 = Tx high priority cells dropped
51 = Tx Bdata A cells dropped
52 = Tx Bdata B cells dropped
53 = voice cells transmitted to line
54 = TS cells transmitted to line
55 = non TS cells transmitted to line
56 = high priority cells transmitted to line
57 = Bdata A cells transmitted to line
58 = Bdata B cells transmitted to line
59 = half full cells transmitted to line
60 = full cells transmitted to line
61 = total cells transmitted to line
62 = Tx Bdata A CLP cells dropped
63 = Tx Bdata B CLP cells dropped
64 = Bdata A EFCN cells transmitted to line
65 = Bdata B EFCN cells transmitted to line
66 = half full cells received from line
67 = full cells received from line
68 = total cells received from line
69 = total packets received from line
70 = Rx voice packets dropped
71 = Rx TS packets dropped
72 = Rx non-TS packets dropped
73 = Rx high priority packets dropped
74 = Rx Bdata A packets dropped
75 = Rx Bdata B packets dropped
82 = Rx Bdata A CLP packets dropped
83 = Rx Bdata B CLP packets dropped
87 = Rx voice cells dropped
88 = Rx TS cells dropped
89 = Rx non-TS cells dropped
90 = Rx high priority cells dropped
91 = Rx Bdata A cells dropped
92 = Rx Bdata B cells dropped
93 = Rx Bdata A CLP cells dropped
94 = Rx Bdata B CLP cells dropped
140 = FEBE counts
141 = FERR counts (M-bit or F-bit)
142 = PLCP FEBE errored seconds
143 = PLCP FEBE severely errored seconds
144 = PLCP FEBE counts
145 = PLCP FE counts
146 = ATM HEC errored second
147 = ATM HEC severely errored seconds
148 = BData A CLP packets transmitted
149 = BData B CLP packets transmitted
160 = CGW Packets received from the IPX network
161 = CGW cells transmitted to line
162 = CGW Frames relayed to line
163 = CGW Aborted frames transmitted to line
166 = CGW Packets transmitted to the IPX network
167 = CGW Cells received from Line
171 = CGW Bad CRC-32 frames received from line
173 = CGW Bad CRC-16 frames received from IPX
177 = OAM Loopback cells transmitted
178 = OAM AIS cells transmitted
179 = OAM FERF cells transmitted
180 = OAM RTD cells transmitted
181 = OAM RA cells transmitted
183 = OAM CC cells transmitted
185 = OAM Loopback cells received
186 = OAM AIS cells received
187 = OAM FERF cells received
188 = OAM RTD cells received
189 = OAM RA cells received
191 = OAM CC cells received
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
6 = voice cells transmitted
7 = time stamped cells transmitted
8 = non-time stamped cells transmitted
9 = high priority cells transmitted
10 = BData A cells transmitted
11 = BData B cells transmitted
27 = Tx NTS cells discarded
28 = TX high priority cells discarded
29 = Tx voice cells discarded
30 = Tx TS cells discarded
31 = Tx BData A cells discarded
32 = Tx BData B cells discarded
33 = Tx CBR cells discarded
34 = Tx ABR cells discarded
35 = Tx VBR cells discarded
36 = Egress NTS cells received
37 = Egress high priority cells received
38 = Egress voice cells received
39 = Egress TS cells received
40 = Egress BData A cells received
41 = Egress BData B cells received
42 = Egress CBR cells received
43 = Egress ABR cells received
44 = Egress VBR cells received
45 = ATM cell header HEC errors
47 = Tx voice cells dropped
48 = Tx TS cells dropped
49 = Tx non-TS cells dropped
50 = Tx high priority cells dropped
51 = Tx Bdata A cells dropped
52 = Tx Bdata B cells dropped
53 = voice cells transmitted to line
54 = time-stamped cells transmitted to line
55 = non time-stamped cells transmitted to line
56 = high priority cells transmitted to line
57 = Bdata A cells transmitted to line
58 = Bdata B cells transmitted to line
61 = total cells transmitted to line
62 = Tx Bdata A CLP cells dropped
63 = Tx Bdata B CLP cells dropped
64 = Bdata A EFCN cells transmitted to line
65 = Bdata B EFCN cells transmitted to line
68 = total cells received from line
87 = Rx voice cells dropped
88 = Rx TS cells dropped
89 = Rx non-TS cells dropped
90 = Rx high priority cells dropped
91 = Rx Bdata A cells dropped
92 = Rx Bdata B cells dropped
93 = Rx Bdata A CLP cells dropped
94 = Rx Bdata B CLP cells dropped
140 = FEBE counts
141 = FERR counts (M-bit or F-bit)
142 = PLCP FEBE errored seconds
143 = PLCP FEBE severely errored seconds
144 = PLCP FEBE counts
145 = PLCP FE errored seconds
146 = ATM HEC errored counts
147 = ATM HEC severely errored counts
150 = DS3 yellow transition counts
151 = PLCP yellow transition counts
152 = AIS transition counts
155 = Tx voice CLP cells dropped
156 = Tx TS CLP cells dropped
157 = Tx non-TS CLP cells dropped
158 = Tx high priority CLP cells dropped
160 = Tx CBR cells served
161 = Tx VBR cells served
162 = Tx ABR cells served
163 =Tx CBR CLP cells dropped
164 =Tx VBR CLP cells dropped
165 =Tx ABR CLP cells dropped
166 =Tx CBR overflow cells dropped
168 =Tx ABR overflow cells dropped
169 = Loss of cell delineation
170 = Loss of pointer
171 = OC3 Path AIS
172 = OC3 Path YEL
173 = Section BIP-8
174 = Line BIP-24
175 = Line FEBE
176 = Path BIP-8
177 = Path FEBE
178 = Section BIP-8 errored seconds
179 = Line BIP-24 errored seconds
180 = Line FEBE errored seconds
181 = Path BIP-8 errored seconds
182 = Path FEBE errored seconds
184 = Section Severely errored framing seconds
185 = Line BIP-24 severely errored seconds
186 = Line FEBE severely errored seconds
187 = Path BIP-8 severely errored seconds
188 = Path FEBE severely errored seconds
189 = Line unavailable seconds
190 = Line far end unavailable seconds
191 = Path unavailable seconds
192 = Path far end unavailable seconds
193 = HCS correctable error
194 = HCS correctable errored seconds
195 = HCS correctable error severely errored seconds
196 = Tx NTS Cells discarded
197 = Tx Hi-Pri Cells discarded
198 = Tx Voice Cells discarded
199 = Tx TS Cells discarded
200 = Tx BData A Cells discarded
201 = Tx BData B Cells discarded
202 = Tx CBR Cells discarded
203 = Tx ABR Cells discarded
204 = Tx VBR Cells discarded
205 = Egress NTS Cells Rx
206 = Egress Hi-Pri Cells Rx
207 = Egress Voice Cells Rx
208 = Egress TS Cells Rx
209 = Egress BData A Cells Rx
210 = Egress BData B Cells Rx
211 = Egress CBR Cells Rx
212 = Egress ABR Cells Rx
213 = Egress VBR Cells Rx
214 = CLP0 cells Rx
215 = CLP1 cells Rx
216 = CLP0 cells congestion discard
217 = CLP1 cells congestion discard
218 = CLP0 cells Tx
219 = CLP1 cells Tx
220 = Total cells Rx
221 = Ingress OAM cell count
222 = Egress OAM cell count
223 = Ingress RM cell count
224 = Egress RM cell count
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
4 = frame bit errors
2 = out of frames
3 = losses of signal
45 = ATM Cell Header HEC errors
51 = Tx BData A cells dropped
61 = Total Cells transmitted to line
142 = PLCP FEBE errored seconds
143 = PLCP FEBE severely errored seconds
144 = PLCP FEBE counts
145 = PLCP FE counts
150 = DS3 yellow transition counts
2 = sonetSectionLOFCounter
3 = sonetSectionLOSCounter
171 = statSonetPathAISCounter
196 = LNsonetLineCounterAISs
197 = LNsonetLineCounterRFIs
198 = LNsonetPathCounterRFIs
196 0 84 : 3 196 84 : 14 196 92
197 0 84 : 3 197 84 : 14 197 92
198 0 84 : 3 198 84 : 14 198 92
205 = Packets Received
206 = Packets Transmitted
207 = Bytes Received
208 = Bytes Transmitted
209 = FTC Management packets Received
210 = FTC Management packets Transmitted
213 = Rx Cells dropped, Unknown DLCI/mux-byte
212 = Tx Cells dropped, No Destination
211 = Tx Cells dropped, Q Overflow
0 =Voice Cells Transmitted To Line
1 = TS Cells Transmitted To Line
2 = Non-TS Cells Transmitted To Line
3 = High Priority Cells Tx to Line
4 = BData A Cells Transmitted To Line
5 = BData B Cells Transmitted To Line
6 = CBR Cells Transmitted To Line
7 = VBR Cells Transmitted To Line
8 = ABR Cells Transmitted To Line
9 = Transmit Non-TS Cells Discarded
10 Transmit HP Cells Discarded
11 = Transmit Voice Cells Discarded
12 = Transmit TS Cells Discarded
13 = Transmit BData A Cells Discarded
14 = Transmit BData B Cells Discarded
15 = Transmit CBR Cells Discarded
16 = Transmit ABR Cells Discarded
17 = Transmit VBR Cells Discarded
18 = Egress Non-TS Cells Received
19 = Egress HP Cells Received
20 = Egress Voice Cells Received
21 = Egress TS Cells Received
22 = Egress BData A Cells Received
23 = Egress BData B Cells Received
25 = Egress ABR Cells Received
26 = Egress VBR Cells Received
27 = VI Cells Received With CLP Set
28 = VI OAM Cells Received
29 = VI Cells Transmitted With CLP Set37 = Total Cells Transmitted
30 = VI Cells Received With CLP0
31 = VI Cells Discarded With CLP0
32 = VI Cells Discarded With CLP Set
33 = VI Cells Transmitted With CLP0
34 = Egress OAM Cells Count
35 = Ingress RM Cells Count
36 = Egress RM Cells Count
38 = Total Cells Received
39 = Egress FP From Cellbus
40 = Egress Cells Transmitted
41 = Egress NIW FP Transmitted
42 = Egress SIW FP Transmitted
43 = Egress Aborted FP From Cellbus
44 = Egress Discarded FP
45 = Egress Zero Length FP From Cellbus
46 = Egress Bad CRC16 From Cellbus
47 = Egress Bad Length FP From Cellbus
48 = Egress Foresight Cells Transmitted
49 = Egress CF FP Sequence Errors
50 = Egress CF Bad HEC From Cellbus
51 = Egress CF From Cellbus
52 = Egress CF Cells Transmitted
53 = Ingress FP To Cellbus
54 = Ingress Cells Received
55 = Ingress NIW FP Received
56 = Ingress SIW FP Received
57 = Ingress Aborted FP To Cellbus
58 = Ingress Discarded FP
59 = Ingress Zero Length FP Received
60 = Ingress Bad CRC32 Received
61 = Ingress Bad Length FP Received
62 = Ingress Foresight Cells To Cellbus
63 = Ingress Bad CRC10 OAM/RM Cells
242 = Egress CBR Cells Received
Table 3-1 lists a summary of port types based on node type and front and back cards. The Default Peak Interval for each connection type is 300 seconds.
| Node Type | Front Card | Back Card | Sub-object and Service Line Type |
|---|---|---|---|
IPX, IGX | FRP | T1, E1, V.35, X.21 | 0 - Frame relay |
BPX | ASI, BXM | T3, E3 | 1 - ASI |
IPX, IGX | FPC | T1, E1, V.35, X.21 | 2 - FastPad |
MGX 8220 | FRSM, FRSM-VHS | E1, T1, E3, T3 | 3 - MGX-FR |
MGX 8220 | AUSM | E1, T1, E3, T3 | 4 - MGX-ATM |
IPX, IGX | UVM, CVM |
| 5 - Voice |
|
|
| 6 - SDLC Station |
|
|
| 7 - BSC Station |
MGX 8850 | PXM | OC3 | 8 - Broadband (Voice) |
0 = frames received
1 = frames transmitted
2 = bytes received
3 = bytes transmitted
4 = frames transmitted with FECN
5 = frames transmitted with BECN
6 = receive frame CRC errors
7 = invalid format receive frames
8 = receive frame alignment errors
9 = illegal length receive frames
10 = number of DMA overruns
11 = LMI status enquiries
12 = LMI status transmit count
13 = LMI status update count
14 = LMI invalid status enquiries
15 = LMI link timeout errors
16 = LMI keepalive sequence errors
17 = receive frames undefined DLCI errors
18 = DE frames dropped
19 = transmit status enquiries
20 = received status counter
21 = asynchronous status counter
22 = invalid sequence number count
23 = transmit protocol timeout count
24 = CLLM messages frames transmitted
25 = CLLM messages bytes transmitted
26 = CLLM messages frames received
27 = CLLM messages bytes received
28 = CLLM failures
29 = Tx frames discarded queue overflow
30 = Tx bytes discarded queue overflow
31 = Tx frames while Ingress LMI fail
32 = Tx bytes while Ingress LMI fail
52 = Dropped Frames
53 = Frames switched
54 = LMI Status Enquiries Tx
55 = LMI Status Rx
56 = LMI Update Status Rx
57 = LMI DTE Status timeouts
0) Frames Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment This statistic is incremented even when the received frame is invalid or discarded for any reason (see possible reasons below) This count also includes signaling protocol frames received from the attached equipment
1) Frames Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment This count also includes signaling protocol frames transmitted to the attached equipment
2) Bytes Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Received statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
3) Bytes Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Transmitted statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
4) Frames Transmitted with FECN (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment with the Forward Explicit Congestion Notification (FECN) bit set, regardless of where in the network the congestion was experienced
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
5) Frames Transmitted with BECN (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment with the Backward Explicit Congestion Notification (BECN) bit set, regardless of where in the network the congestion was observed
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
6) Receive Frame CRC Errors (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the CRC calculated by the IPX/IGX does not match the CRC provided by the attached equipment in the last 2 octets of the frame
Any frame received with an incorrect CRC is discarded by the network
However, the IPX/IGX does not wait to receive the entire frame before starting to packetize the frame and send it through the network As long as the frame header format is valid (see Invalid Format Receive Frames statistic below) and the DLCI field in the frame header is recognized (see Receive Frames Undefined DLCI Count statistic below), packets containing the beginning of the frame are created (one start-of-frame (SOF) packet and subsequent middle-of-frame (MOF) packets) and sent as soon as possible
When the frame is short or when there are other packets already waiting to be sent, the detection of the CRC error causes all the packets of the frame to be discarded However, when the frame is long and there is no congestion in the Ingress VC queue, some packets are sent through the network before the CRC error is detected As soon as the CRC error is detected, any portion of the frame which has not yet been sent is discarded In particular, no end-of-frame (EOF) packet is ever sent When the next frame arrives, a new SOF packet is sent, etc At the far end, when a SOF packet arrives that does not immediately follow an EOF packet, the incomplete frame is discarded and counted in the PVC statistic of Transmit Frames Discarded
When the CRC is incorrect because of a bit error in the DLCI field in the frame header, the error is also recorded as a Receive Frame with Undefined DLCI (see below) unless the "errored" DLCI is also configured on the port
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
7) Invalid Format Receive Frames (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the Extended Address (EA) bits (the least significant bit in each of the two Frame Relay header octets) is incorrect The IPX/IGX must see a "0" as the least significant bit of the first octet and a "1" as the least significant bit of the second octet
Any frame received with incorrect EA bits is discarded immediately
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
8) Receive Frame Alignment Errors (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the total frame length is not an integral number of octets
Any frame received with an incorrect alignment is discarded by the network
However, the IPX/IGX does not wait to receive the entire frame before starting to packetize the frame and send it through the network As long as the frame header format is valid (see Invalid Format Receive Frames statistic above) and the DLCI field in the frame header is recognized (see Receive Frames Undefined DLCI Count statistic below), packets containing the beginning of the frame are created (one start-of-frame (SOF) packet and subsequent middle-of-frame (MOF) packets) and sent as soon as possible
When the frame is short or when there are other packets already waiting to be sent, the detection of the alignment error causes all the packets of the frame to be discarded However, when the frame is long and there is no congestion in the Ingress VC queue, some packets are sent through the network before the alignment error is detected As soon as the alignment error is detected, any portion of the frame which has not yet been sent is discarded In particular, no end-of-frame (EOF) packet is ever sent When the next frame arrives, a new SOF packet is sent, etc At the far end, when a SOF packet arrives that does not immediately follow an EOF packet, the incomplete frame is discarded and counted in the PVC statistic of Transmit Frames Discarded
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
9) Illegal Length Receive Frames (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the total frame length is either too short or too long
To be accepted, a frame must be at least five octets, but no more than 4510 octets, long, including the header and frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets Any frame received with an invalid length is discarded by the network
A frame that is too short is immediately detected and discarded
For a frame that is too long, the IPX/IGX does not wait to receive the entire frame before starting to packetize the frame and send it through the network As long as the frame header format is valid (see Invalid Format Receive Frames statistic above) and the DLCI field in the frame header is recognized (see Receive Frames Undefined DLCI Count statistic below), packets containing the beginning of the frame are created (one start-of-frame (SOF) packet and subsequent middle-of-frame (MOF) packets) and sent as soon as possible
As the frame is very long, it is very likely some packets are sent through the network before the length error is detected As soon as the length error is detected, any portion of the frame which has not yet been sent is discarded In particular, no end-of-frame (EOF) packet is ever sent When the next frame arrives, a new SOF packet is sent, etc At the far end, when a SOF packet arrives that does not immediately follow an EOF packet, the incomplete frame is discarded and counted in the PVC statistic of Transmit Frames Discarded
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
10) Number of DMA Overruns (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of times the DMA process failed to transfer the received frames from the back card (FRI) to the front card (FRP/FRM) because of the lack of available buffer space
In order to buffer frames received from the attached equipment, each Frame Relay port is allocated a certain amount of buffer space
On the FRP/FRM Model D (which supports the FRI-V35 and the FRI-X21), each port is allocated 1500 buffers of 100 octets each
On the FRP/FRM Model E (which supports the FRI-T1 and the FRI-E1), each port is allocated buffers of 120 octets each based on the number of T1 or E1 circuit line timeslots which constitute the port For a T1 circuit line, each timeslot is allocated 250 buffers (Thus, a 256 kbps port on a T1 circuit line is allocated 1000 buffers total) For an E1 circuit line, each timeslot is allocated 200 buffers (Thus, a 256 kbps port on an E1 circuit line is allocated 800 buffers total)
When the DMA controller has one or more received frames to transfer to the front card, it secures buffers into which it places the received frames When no buffers are available, the back card discards all received frames on the port until 90% of the allocated buffers are free again During this time, frames from any PVC on the port are discarded No count is kept of:
11) LMI UNI Status Enquiries (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status enquiry frames received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
12) LMI UNI Status Transmit Count (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status frames transmitted to the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
13) LMI UNI Status Update Count (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of asynchronous status update frames transmitted to the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
When enabled as part of the port configuration (cnfport command), an asynchronous status update frame is generated any time a PVC is "failed" or "downed" and again any time a PVC is "repaired" or "upped"
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
14) LMI Invalid Status Enquiries (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status enquiry frames with an invalid format received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
15) LMI UNI Link Timeout Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times the "T392 Polling Verification Timer" times out without a Status Enquiry frame having been received
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
The "T392 Polling Verification Timer" is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
16) LMI UNI Keepalive Sequence Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times a discontinuity existed in the (normally consecutive) sequence numbers contained in the Status Enquiry frames received from the attached equipment
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
17) Received Frames Undefined DLCI Count (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received with a DLCI for which no PVC is provisioned on this port This count includes any signaling protocol frames received while no signaling protocol is enabled or the wrong signaling protocol is enabled (such as by enabling the StrataLMI signaling protocol while the attached equipment is generating Annex A or Annex D signaling protocol frames, or vice versa)
Any frame received with an undefined DLCI is discarded immediately
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
18) DE Frames Dropped (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames to be transmitted to the attached device which were discarded because the frame's DE bit is set and the port's Egress buffer has reached the DE threshold The DE threshold is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
This statistic is a subset of the corresponding PVC's Transmit Frames Discarded statistic
19) LMI NNI Status Enquiries (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status enquiry frames transmitted to the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
20) LMI NNI Status Receive Count (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status frames received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
21) LMI NNI Status Update Count (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of asynchronous status update frames received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
22) LMI NNI Link Timeout Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times the "T392 Polling Verification Timer" times out without a Status frame having been received from the attached equipment
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
The "T392 Polling Verification Timer" is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
23) LMI NNI Keepalive Sequence Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times a discontinuity existed in the (normally consecutive) sequence numbers contained in the Status frames received from the attached equipment
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
24) CLLM Frames Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of Consolidated Link Layer Management (CLLM) frames transmitted to the attached equipment
CLLM frames are used to exchange PVC congestion information over an NNI port to allow the ForeSight algorithm to regulate the flow of traffic on each PVC based on congestion in the local network as well as congestion in an attached network This is not intended to be a full implementation of the CLLM suite
The CLLM mechanism is enabled as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
25) CLLM Bytes Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the CLLM Frames Transmitted statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the Bytes Transmitted statistic
26) CLLM Frames Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of Consolidated Link Layer Management (CLLM) frames received from the attached equipment
CLLM frames are used to exchange PVC congestion information over an NNI port to allow the ForeSight algorithm to regulate the flow of traffic on each PVC based on congestion in the local network as well as congestion in an attached network This is not intended to be a full implementation of the CLLM suite
The CLLM mechanism is enabled as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
27) CLLM Bytes Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the CLLM Frames Received statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the Bytes Received statistic
28) CLLM Failures---This statistic provides a count of the number of times:
29) Tx Frames Discarded - Queue Overflow (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames discarded because the port's transmit queue (Egress queue) was full
The size of the port's transmit queue is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
30) Tx Bytes Discarded - Queue Overflow (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Frames Discarded - Queue Overflow statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
31) Tx Frames while Ingress LMI Failure (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment while the signaling protocol at the port on the remote end of a PVC was failed (that is, when the port was in a "Port Communication Failure" state)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
32) Tx Bytes while Ingress LMI Failure (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Frames while Ingress LMI Failure statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the Bytes Transmitted statistic
0 = Unknown VPI/VCI
1 = Cell buffer overflow
2 = Non-zero GFC count
5 = AIS cells received
6 = Ex FERF cell
7 = Number of cells received
8 = Number of cells received with CLP set
9 = Number of cells received with EFCI set
10 = Number of BCM cells received
11 = Number of cells transmitted
12 = OAM cells received count
13 = Tx Payload error due to BIP-16 error
14 = Number of cells transmitted with CLP set
15 = Number of cells transmitted with EFCI set
16 = Tx header error discard
17 = Get Request received
18 = GetNextReq received
19 = GetNextReq transmitted
20 = SetRequest received
21 =Traps received
22 = GetResp received
23 = GetRequest transmitted
24 = GetResp transmitted
25 = Trap transmitted
26 = Unknown received
27 = Status transmitted
28 = UpdtStatus transmitted
29 = Status Ack transmitted
30 = Status Enq received
31 = Status Enq transmitted
32 = Status received
33 = UpdtStatus received
34 = Status Ack received
35 = Invalid LMI received
36 = Invalid LMI length received
37 = Unknown LMI received
38 = Invalid LMI IE received
39 = Invalid transaction IDs
40 = Cells Rx w/CLP=0
41 = Cells Rx w/CLP=0 discarded
42 = Cells Rx w/CLP discarded
43 = Cells Tx w/CLP=0
44 = Egress OAM Cell Count
45 = Ingress RM Cell Count
46 = Egress RM Cell Count
64 = Cells received with CLP 0
65 = Cells received with CLP 0 discarded
66 = Cells received with CLP discarded
67 = Cells transmitted with CLP 0
68 = Egress OAM cell count
69 = Ingress RM cell count
70 = Egress RM cell count
71 = Unknown ILMI Rx
0 = Frames received
1 = Frames transmitted
2 = Bytes received
3 = Bytes transmitted
4 = Frames transmitted with FECN
5 = Frames transmitted with BECN
6 = Receive frame CRC errors
7 = Invalid format receive frames
8 = Receive frame alignment errors
9 = Illegal length receive frames
10 = Number of DMA overruns
11 = LMI status enquiries
12 = LMI status transmit count
13 = LMI status update count
14 = LMI invalid status enquiries
15 = LMI link timeout errors
16 = LMI keepalive sequence errors
17 = Receive frame undefined DLCI errors
18 = DE frames dropped
19 = Transmit status enquiries
20 = Receive status counter
21 = Asynchronous status counter
22 = Invalid sequence number count
23 = Transmit protocol timeout count
24 = CLLM message frames transmitted
25 = CLLM message bytes transmitted
26 = CLLM message frames received
27 = CLLM message bytes received
28 = CLLM failures
29 = Tx frames discarded-queue overflow
30 = Tx bytes discarded-queue overflow
31 = Tx frames while Ingress LMI fail
32 =Tx bytes while Ingress LMI fail
0 = Frames received
1 = Frames transmitted
2 = Bytes received
3 = Bytes transmitted
4 = Frames transmitted with FECN
5 = Frames transmitted with BECN
6 = Receive frame CRC errors
7 = Invalid format receive frames
8 = Receive frame alignment errors
9 = Illegal length receive frames
11 = LMI status enquiries
12 = LMI status transmit count
13 = LMI status update count
14 = LMI invalid status enquiries
15 = LMI link timeout errors
17 = Receive frame undefined DLCI errors
18 = DE frames dropped
19 = Transmit status enquiries
20 = Received status counter
21 = Asynchronous status counter
22 = Invalid sequence number count
23 = Transmit protocol timeout count
29 = Tx frames discarded-queue overflow
30 = Tx bytes discarded-queue overflow
31 = Tx frames while Ingress LMI fail
32 =Tx bytes while Ingress LMI fail
33 = Receive NNI sequence mismatch
0) Frames Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment This statistic is incremented even when the received frame is invalid or discarded for any reason (see possible reasons below) This count also includes signaling protocol frames received from the attached equipment
1) Frames Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment This count also includes signaling protocol frames transmitted to the attached equipment
2) Bytes Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Received statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
3) Bytes Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Frames Transmitted statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
4) Frames Transmitted with FECN (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment with the Forward Explicit Congestion Notification (FECN) bit set, regardless of where in the network the congestion was experienced
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
5) Frames Transmitted with BECN (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment with the Backward Explicit Congestion Notification (BECN) bit set, regardless of where in the network the congestion was observed
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
6) Receive Frame CRC Errors (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the CRC calculated by the IPX/IGX does not match the CRC provided by the attached equipment in the last 2 octets of the frame
Any frame received with an incorrect CRC is discarded by the network
However, the IPX/IGX does not wait to receive the entire frame before starting to packetize the frame and send it through the network As long as the frame header format is valid (see Invalid Format Receive Frames statistic below) and the DLCI field in the frame header is recognized (see Receive Frames Undefined DLCI Count statistic below), packets containing the beginning of the frame are created (one start-of-frame (SOF) packet and subsequent middle-of-frame (MOF) packets) and sent as soon as possible
When the frame is short or when there are other packets already waiting to be sent, the detection of the CRC error causes all the packets of the frame to be discarded However, when the frame is long and there is no congestion in the Ingress VC queue, some packets are sent through the network before the CRC error is detected As soon as the CRC error is detected, any portion of the frame which has not yet been sent is discarded In particular, no end-of-frame (EOF) packet is ever sent When the next frame arrives, a new SOF packet is sent, etc At the far end, when a SOF packet arrives that does not immediately follow an EOF packet, the incomplete frame is discarded and counted in the PVC statistic of Transmit Frames Discarded
When the CRC is incorrect because of a bit error in the DLCI field in the frame header, the error is also recorded as a Receive Frame with Undefined DLCI (see below) unless the "errored" DLCI is also configured on the port
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
7) Invalid Format Receive Frames (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the Extended Address (EA) bits (the least significant bit in each of the two Frame Relay header octets) is incorrect The IPX/IGX must see a "0" as the least significant bit of the first octet and a "1" as the least significant bit of the second octet
Any frame received with incorrect EA bits is discarded immediately
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
8) Receive Frame Alignment Errors (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the total frame length is not an integral number of octets
Any frame received with an incorrect alignment is discarded by the network
However, the IPX/IGX does not wait to receive the entire frame before starting to packetize the frame and send it through the network As long as the frame header format is valid (see Invalid Format Receive Frames statistic above) and the DLCI field in the frame header is recognized (see Receive Frames Undefined DLCI Count statistic below), packets containing the beginning of the frame are created (one start-of-frame (SOF) packet and subsequent middle-of-frame (MOF) packets) and sent as soon as possible
When the frame is short or when there are other packets already waiting to be sent, the detection of the alignment error causes all the packets of the frame to be discarded However, when the frame is long and there is no congestion in the Ingress VC queue, some packets are sent through the network before the alignment error is detected As soon as the alignment error is detected, any portion of the frame which has not yet been sent is discarded In particular, no end-of-frame (EOF) packet is ever sent When the next frame arrives, a new SOF packet is sent, etc At the far end, when a SOF packet arrives that does not immediately follow an EOF packet, the incomplete frame is discarded and counted in the PVC statistic of Transmit Frames Discarded
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
9) Illegal Length Receive Frames (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received from the attached equipment in which the total frame length is either too short or too long
To be accepted, a frame must be at least five octets, but no more than 4510 octets, long, including the header and frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets Any frame received with an invalid length is discarded by the network
A frame that is too short is immediately detected and discarded
For a frame that is too long, the IPX/IGX does not wait to receive the entire frame before starting to packetize the frame and send it through the network As long as the frame header format is valid (see Invalid Format Receive Frames statistic above) and the DLCI field in the frame header is recognized (see Receive Frames Undefined DLCI Count statistic below), packets containing the beginning of the frame are created (one start-of-frame (SOF) packet and subsequent middle-of-frame (MOF) packets) and sent as soon as possible
As the frame is very long, it is very likely some packets are sent through the network before the length error is detected As soon as the length error is detected, any portion of the frame which has not yet been sent is discarded In particular, no end-of-frame (EOF) packet is ever sent When the next frame arrives, a new SOF packet is sent, etc At the far end, when a SOF packet arrives that does not immediately follow an EOF packet, the incomplete frame is discarded and counted in the PVC statistic of Transmit Frames Discarded
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
10) Number of DMA Overruns (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of times the DMA process used to transfer the received frames from the back card (FRI) to the front card (FRP/FRM) failed because of the lack of available buffer space
In order to buffer frames received from the attached equipment, each Frame Relay port is allocated a certain amount of buffer space
When the DMA controller has one or more received frames to transfer to the front card, it secures buffers into which it places the received frames When no buffers are available, the back card discards all received frames on the port until 90% of the allocated buffers are free again During this time, frames from any PVC on the port are discarded No count is kept of:
11) LMI UNI Status Enquiries (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status enquiry frames received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
12) LMI UNI Status Transmit Count (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status frames transmitted to the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
13) LMI UNI Status Update Count (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of asynchronous status update frames transmitted to the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
When enabled as part of the port configuration (cnfport command), an asynchronous status update frame is generated any time a PVC is "failed" or "downed" and again any time a PVC is "repaired" or "upped"
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
14) LMI Invalid Status Enquiries (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status enquiry frames with an invalid format received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
15) LMI UNI Link Timeout Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times the "T392 Polling Verification Timer" times out without a Status Enquiry frame having been received
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
The "T392 Polling Verification Timer" is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
16) LMI UNI Keepalive Sequence Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times a discontinuity existed in the (normally consecutive) sequence numbers contained in the Status Enquiry frames received from the attached equipment
This statistic is valid for any UNI signaling protocol chosen (StrataLMI, ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A) This statistic is also valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
17) Received Frames Undefined DLCI Count (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames received with a DLCI for which no PVC is provisioned on this port This count includes any signaling protocol frames received while no signaling protocol is enabled or the wrong signaling protocol is enabled (such as by enabling the StrataLMI signaling protocol while the attached equipment is generating Annex A or Annex D signaling protocol frames, or vice versa)
Any frame received with an undefined DLCI is discarded immediately
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
18) DE Frames Dropped (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames to be transmitted to the attached device which were discarded because the frame's DE bit is set and the port's Egress buffer has reached the DE threshold The DE threshold is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
This statistic is a subset of the corresponding PVC's Transmit Frames Discarded statistic
19) LMI NNI Status Enquiries (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status enquiry frames transmitted to the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
20) LMI NNI Status Receive Count (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of status frames received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
21) LMI NNI Status Update Count (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of asynchronous status update frames received from the attached equipment as part of the selected signaling protocol
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
22) LMI NNI Link Timeout Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times the "T392 Polling Verification Timer" times out without a Status frame having been received from the attached equipment
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D, or CCITT Annex A)
The "T392 Polling Verification Timer" is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
23) LMI NNI Keepalive Sequence Errors---This statistic provides a count of the number of times a discontinuity existed in the (normally consecutive) sequence numbers contained in the Status frames received from the attached equipment
This statistic is valid for any NNI signaling protocol chosen (ANSI Annex D or CCITT Annex A)
24) CLLM Frames Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of Consolidated Link Layer Management (CLLM) frames transmitted to the attached equipment
CLLM frames are used to exchange PVC congestion information over an NNI port to allow the ForeSight algorithm to regulate the flow of traffic on each PVC based on congestion in the local network as well as congestion in an attached network This is not intended to be a full implementation of the CLLM suite
The CLLM mechanism is enabled as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
25) CLLM Bytes Transmitted (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the CLLM Frames Transmitted statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the Bytes Transmitted statistic
26) CLLM Frames Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of Consolidated Link Layer Management (CLLM) frames received from the attached equipment
CLLM frames are used to exchange PVC congestion information over an NNI port to allow the ForeSight algorithm to regulate the flow of traffic on each PVC based on congestion in the local network as well as congestion in an attached network This is not intended to be a full implementation of the CLLM suite
The CLLM mechanism is enabled as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Received statistic
27) CLLM Bytes Received (Ingress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the CLLM Frames Received statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the Bytes Received statistic
28) CLLM Failures---This statistic provides a count of the number of times:
29) Tx Frames Discarded - Queue Overflow (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames discarded because the port's transmit queue (Egress queue) was full
The size of the port's transmit queue is configured as part of the port configuration (cnfport command)
30) Tx Bytes Discarded - Queue Overflow (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Frames Discarded - Queue Overflow statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
3`) Tx Frames while Ingress LMI Failure (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of frames transmitted to the attached equipment while the signaling protocol at the port on the remote end of a PVC was failed (that is, when the port was in a "Port Communication Failure" state)
This statistic is a subset of the Frames Transmitted statistic
31) Tx Bytes while Ingress LMI Failure (Egress)---This statistic provides a count of the number of octets in the frames counted in the Tx Frames while Ingress LMI Failure statistic (above) The octets counted include the Frame Relay header octets as well as the frame check sequence (FCS, or CRC) octets
This statistic is a subset of the Bytes Transmitted statistic
0 = Unknown VPI/VCI
2 = Non-zero GFC count
5 = Rx FERF cells
6 = SNMP PDU received
14 = Number of cells transmitted with CLP set
15 = Number of cells transmitted with EFCI set
17 = Get request received
18 = GetNext request received
20 = Set request received
21 = Trap received
22 = Get response received
23 = Get request transmitted
24 = Get response transmitted
25 = Tx AIS cells
40 = Total cells received from line
41 = Total cells transmitted to line
42 = OAM loopback cells received
43 = OAM loopback cells transmitted
44 = OAM CRC error cells received
45 = Tx AIS cells
46 = Discard cells transmitted for port alarm
47 = SNMP PDU received
48 = Invalid PDU received
49 = ASN1 parse error
50 = No such name error
51 = Too Big error
52 = ACP cells received
53 = ACP cells received with CRC-10 error
54 = ACP cells transmitted
55 = ACP cell transmission failures
56 = HEC errored cells received per IMA group
57 = Near-end Group Failures
60 = Voice Packets Transmitted
61 = Voice Packets Received
62 = TS Packets Tx
63 = TS Packets Rx
64 = Receive Voice Packets Lost
65 = Transmit Voice Packets Replayed
66 = Onhooks
67 = Offhooks
68 = Seizures
1 = Total basic link units received
2 = Total basic link units transmitted
3 = Total octets received
4 = Total octets transmitted
5 = Total bytes transmitted
6 = Total bytes received
7 = Total frames transmitted
8 = Total frames received
1 = Total Cells Rx from Line
2 = OAM Loopback Cells Rx
3 = Rx RM Cells
4 = Cells Rx w/CLP=0
5 = Cells Rx w/CLP
6 = Cells Rx w/CLP=0 discarded
7 = Cells Rx w/CLP discarded
8 = OAM Loopback Cells Tx
9 = Tx RM Cells
Posted: Tue Jun 13 19:45:20 PDT 2000
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