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The CESM modules facilitate emulation of Constant Bit Rate (CBR) over an ATM Network shelf control and shared-memory switching functions. This chapter describes dialogs that show configuration information for:
Select the CESM card to display CESM card configuration dialogs by doing one of the following:
The CESM Card Category menu contains one or more of the following dialogs:
These dialogs are described in the sections that follow.
Use this dialog to view CESM card characteristics, hardware, firmware, and status information. The Card Configuration dialog parameters are described in Table 3-1. The Card Configuration dialog is not a configurable dialog.
The CESM Service Module Features dialog displays whether the selected CESM card is channelized, and whether it is running ForeSight. (See Figure 3-2.)
The Service Module Features dialog parameters are described in Table 3-2.
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Channelized Card? | Indicates whether this card will support DS0 channels. |
Card Supports Foresight? | Indicates whether this card will support ForeSight. Can be rateControlEnabled or rateControlDisabled. |
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Note The CESM Service Module Features dialog is not a configurable dialog. To configure these parameters, use the CLI. |
Use the LCN Partition Type dialog to configure the LCN partition type on a CESM card. (See Figure 3-3.)
Choose one from the cardLcnPartitionType pulldown menu:
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Note The Lcn Partition Type dialog must be configured before adding any connections. Once a connection is added, this dialog cannot be changed until all of the connections are deleted. |
To modify LCN partition type, make the changes you want and click Modify.
Use the Ports dialog to configure ports on a CESM card. (See Figure 3-4.)
The Ports dialog parameters are described in Table 3-3.
To modify an entry in the Ports table:
Step 2 View the possible value, if available, by displaying the popup menu next to the entry.
Step 3 Select or enter the appropriate value in the table column.
Step 4 Click Modify.
To make sure your changes went through, close and re-open the Ports table.
Use the Channels dialog to configure channels on a CESM card. (See Figure 3-5.)
The Channels table parameters are described in Table 3-4.
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Channel Number | Virtual connection number. | ||
Channel RowStatus | Channel status. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Channel Associated to Port | Specifies the port number. | ||
CesMapVpi | Value of this parameter is equal to the VPI used for the emulated circuit represented by this connection. | ||
CesMapVci | Specifies the VCI for emulated circuit represented by this VC (voice channel). In case of CESM-8P, valid range is 32..279. In case of CESM-T3/E3, the valid value is 32. | ||
Type Supported By CBR Service | Specifies data type supported by the CBR service. Choose unstructured or structured from the popup menu.
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CBR Clock Mode | Clocking mode of the CBR service. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Whether CAS bits are Carried | Specifies if CAS bits are carried by the service. Choose one from the popup menu:
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No. User Octets per Cell | Number of user octets per cell, if partial cell fill used.
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Buf Max.Size | Maximum size in octets of egress buffer. In CESM-8T1/E1 and CESM-T3/E3, the maximum buffer size in octets should be at least twice the CDVRxT value. In CESM-8, the MaxBufsize range is as follows:
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Max Cell Delay Variation | Maximum cell arrival jitter that the reassembly process will tolerate. Can be one of the following:
Default values in CESM-8T1/E1 and CESM-T3/E3 are as follows:
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Cell Loss Integration Period (Milli secs) | Cell loss integration period in milliseconds. | ||
cesChanLocRmtLpbkState | State of the loopback on cellbus in egress direction. Choose enable or disable. | ||
Channel TestType | The channel type of test. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Channel Test State | State of the test. Can be one of the following:
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Round Trip Delay (Milli. Secs) | Round trip delay in milliseconds. | ||
Clear Channel Counters? | Clears the all counters on the card. |
To modify an entry in the Channels table:
Step 2 View the possible value, if available, by displaying the popup menu next to the entry.
Step 3 Select or enter the appropriate value in the table column.
Step 4 Click Modify.
To make sure your changes went through, close and re-open the Channels table.
There are four ways to select the line (using either the front or rear views) to display the appropriate line configuration dialog:
To display the configuration parameters for a particular line/port, select the name of the category from the Category popup menu at the top of the dialog. The categories of line configuration available for this card are:
Use these dialogs to view and configure dsx1 line information. (If you reach any of these dialogs by device selection, the total number of rows read displays at the bottom of the dialog.) To select another line for viewing, enter a line number in the LINE field at the top of the dialog. The dialog refreshes and displays the new information.
The categories of line configuration for dsx1 lines are:
These dialogs are described in the sections that follow.
Use the Physical Line Config (dsx1) dialog to view and configure the dsx1 physical line information. (See Figure 3-6.)
The Physical Line Config (dsx1) dialog parameters are described in Table 3-5.
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Line Number | Line number. |
Type | Line type. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Connector | Line connector type and the back card type. Can be one of the following:
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Line Enable | Line enabled status. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Coding | Type of zero code suppression used on the line, which affects a number of its characteristics. Choose one popup menu:
JBZS = Jammed Bit Zero Suppression |
Length | Line length. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Xmt Clock | Transmit clock source. Choose one from the popup menu:
On a CESM card, only localTiming is supported. |
Loopback | Line loopback configuration of the DS1 interface. Choose one of the following from the popup menu:
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Code Sent | Type of code sent across DS1. Choose one from the popup menu:
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DS0's Used | DS0s used for this line. |
Loopback code Detect | Indicates whether or not detection of line loopback codes is enabled. Choose codeDetectDisabled or codeDetectEnabled from the popup menu. |
Enable BERT | Indicates whether or not BERT is enabled. Choose disabled or enabled from the popup menu. |
To modify the parameters, make the changes you want and click Modify.
Use the Physical Line Alarm Config (dsx1) dialog to view and configure the dsx1 physical line alarm information. (See Figure 3-7.)
The Physical Line Alarm Config (dsx1) dialog parameters are described in Table 3-6.
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To modify the parameters, make the changes you want and click Modify.
Use the Dsx1 Line RealTime Counters dialog to view and configure the dsx1 RealTime counters. (See Figure 3-8.)
The dSX1 Line RealTime Counters dialog parameters are described in Table 3-7.
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To modify the parameters, make the changes you want and click Modify.
Use these dialogs to view and configure dsx3 line information. (If you reached any of these dialogs by device selection, the total number of rows read is displayed at the bottom of the dialog.) To select another line for viewing, enter a line number in the LINE field at the top of the dialog. The dialog is refreshed and displays the new information.
The categories of line configuration for dsx3 lines are:
These dialogs are described in the sections that follow.
Use the Physical Line Configuration (dsx3) dialog to view and configure dsx3 physical line configuration information. (See Figure 3-9.)
The Physical Line Configuration (dsx3) dialog parameters are described in Table 3-8.
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Line Number | Line number. |
Line Enable | Choose enable or disable. |
Line Type | Line type Choose one from the popup menu:
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Line Coding | Line coding. Can be dsx3B3ZS or e3HDB3. |
Line Length (Feet) | Line length. Choose lessThan225 or moreThan225 from the popup menu. |
Line OOF Criteria | Line OOF decision criteria. Can be fBits30f8 or fBits3Of16. |
Line check AIS Bits? | Choose checkCbits or ignorebits from the popup menu. If checkCbits, AIS is declared when 1010 pattern is found and C-Bits are all zero. If ignorebits, an AIS condition is declared when the AIS pattern 1010 is detected, regardless of the state of the C-Bits. |
Line Loopback Command | Loopback configuration of the DS3/E3 interface. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Line Receive FEAC Validation | Far-end alarm and control (FEAC) code validation criteria. Choose fFEACCodes4Of5 or fFEACCodes8Of10 from the popup menu. If FEACCodes4Of5 is specified, a valid FEAC codes is declared if four of five codes match. If fFEACCodes8Of10 is specified, a valid FEAC code is declared when eight of ten codes match. |
Line Transmit FEAC Code | Indicates the bit-oriented code to transmit over the far-end alarm and control (FEAC) channel. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Line XMT Clock Src | Line transmit clock source. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Far End Loopback Status | Bitmap of the dsx3 FarEnd line loopback status bits. |
Line Equalizer | Determines type of line equalizer. Choose one from the popup menu:
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To modify the parameters, make the changes you want and click Modify.
Use the dsx3 Physical Line Alarm Configuration dialog to view and configure dsx3 physical line alarm information. (See Figure 3-10.)
The dsx3 Physical Line Alarm Configuration dialog parameters are described in Table 3-9.
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Line Alarm State | Status of the line alarm. A value of zero indicates no alarms. |
Line Statistical Alarm State | Status of the line statistical alarms. A value of zero indicates no alarms. |
Red Severity | Used to set up the severity of RED alarm. When an LOS/LOF alarm is detected, the BNM sends the alarm with the appropriate alarm status. Can be minor or major. |
RAI Severity | Used to set up the severity of RAI alarm. When RAI alarm is detected, the BNM sends the alarm with the appropriate alarm status. Can be minor or major. |
Near End Alarm Up Count | Specifies the increment to the near-end alarm integration counters. The local alarms are LOS and LOF. The default is 6, and the integration counter is incremented by this value every 10 milliseconds when the alarm persists. The counter is decremented by the value of Near End Alarm Down Count while there is no alarm (the counter does not decrement below zero). When the integration counter exceeds dsx3NEAlarmThreshold, an alarm of the severity specified for the particular NE alarm is declared. |
Near End Alarm Down Count | Specifies the decrement to the near-end alarm integration counters. The local alarms are LOS and LOF. The default is 1, and the integration counter is decremented by this value every 10 milliseconds while no alarm persists. The counter is incremented by the value of Near End Alarm Up Count while there is no alarm (the counter does not decrement below zero). When the integration counter reaches zero, any alarm previously declared is removed. |
Near End Alarm Threshold | Determines the value that the alarm integration counter must reach for a near-end alarm to be declared. If the up count is 6, the down count is 1, and the threshold is 1500, an alarm is integrated in 2.5 seconds and removed in 15 seconds. |
Far End Alarm Up Count | Determines the value that the alarm integration counter must reach for a near-end alarm to be declared. If the up count is 6, the down count is 1, and the threshold is 1500, an alarm is integrated in 2.5 seconds and removed in 15 seconds. |
Far End Alarm Down Count | Specifies the decrement to the far-end alarm integration counters. The local alarms are RAI and AIS. The default is 1, and the integration counter is decremented by this value every 10 milliseconds while no alarm persists. The counter is incremented by the value of Far End Alarm Up Count while there is no alarm (the counter does not decrement below zero). When the integration counter decrements to zero, any previously declared alarm is removed. |
Far End Alarm Threshold | Determines the value that the alarm integration counter must reach for a far-end alarm to be declared. If the up count is 6, the down count is 1, and the threshold is 1500, an alarm is integrated in 2.5 seconds and removed in 15 seconds. |
Statistical Alarm Severity | Used to set up the severity of any of the statistical alarms. When a statistical counter exceeds it specified threshold, the AUM sends the alarm with the appropriate severity. Can be minor or major. |
To modify the parameters, make the changes you want and click Modify.
There are two dialogs for dsx3 counter configuration. Use the dsx3 Counters dialogs to view and configure dsx3 Counters. (See Figure 3-11 and Figure 3-12.)
The dsx3 Counters (1 of 2) dialog parameters are described in Table 3-10.
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dsx3CounterClrButton | Choose noAction or clear. |
Rcv LOS Count | Number of times the Loss of Signal is detected with or without integrating to LOS alarm. |
Rcv OOF Count | Number of times the Out Of Frame is detected with or without integrating to OOF alarm. |
RAI Count | Number of times yellow alarms is detected with or without integrating to RAI alarm. |
CCV Count | Number of C Bit Coding Violations encountered by a DS3/E3 interface. |
FE Count | Number of Framing Pattern Errors encountered by a DS3/E3 interface. |
LCV Current | Number of Line Code Violations encountered by the interface. |
LCV 15 Min Bucket | Number of Line Code Violations in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
LCV 24 Hr Bucket | Number of Line Code Violations in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
LES Current | Number of Line Code Violations Errored Seconds encountered by the interface. |
LES 15 Min Bucket | Number of Line Code Violations Errored Seconds in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
LES 24 Hr Bucket | Number of Line Code Violations Errored Seconds in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
LSES Current | Number of Line Code Violations Severely Errored Seconds encountered by the interface. |
LSES 15 Min Bucket | Number of Line Code Violations Severely Errored Seconds in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
LSES 24 Hr Bucket | Number of Line Code Violations Severely Errored Seconds in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
PCV Current | Number of P-Bit Code Violations encountered by the interface. |
PCV 15 Min Bucket | Number of P-Bit Code Violations in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
PCV 24 Hr Bucket | Number of P-Bit Code Violations in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
The dsx3 Counters (2 of 2) dialog parameters are described in Table 3-11.
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dsx3CounterClrButton | Clears all dsx3 counters. Choose noAction or clear. |
dsx3LineAlarmClrButton | Clears all dsx3 line alarms. Choose noAction or clear. |
PES Current | Number of P-Bit Code Violations Severely Errored Seconds encountered by the interface. |
PES 15 Min Bucket | Number of PCV Severely Errored Seconds in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
PES 24 Hr Bucket | Number of PCV Severely Errored Seconds in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
PSES Current | Number of Severely Errored Framing Seconds encountered by the interface. |
PSES 15 Min Bucket | Number of PCV Severely Errored Seconds in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
PSES 24 Hr Bucket | Number of PCV Severely Errored Seconds in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
SEFS Current | Number of Severely Errored Framing Seconds encountered by the interface. |
SEFS 15 Min Bucket | Number of Severely Errored Framing Seconds in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
SEFS 24 Hr Bucket | Number of Severely Errored Framing Seconds in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
AISS Current | Number of AIS Severely Errored Seconds encountered by the interface. |
AISS 15 Min Bucket | Number of AIS Severely Errored Seconds in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
AISS 24 Hr Bucket | Number of AIS Severely Errored Seconds in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
UAS Current | Number of Unavailable Seconds encountered by the interface. |
UAS 15 Min Bucket | Number of Unavailable Seconds in the last 15-minute period encountered by the interface. |
UAS 24 Hr Bucket | Number of Unavailable Seconds in the last 24-hour period encountered by the interface. |
Percent LCV EFS | Percentage of seconds without any LCV Errors in the total elapsed seconds. |
To modify the parameters, make the changes you want and click Modify.
These dialogs show logical port configuration information or a CESM card. There are two dialogs for configuring CESM ports:
Use the Logical Port Config (CESM) dialog to view and configure logical ports on a CESM card. (See Figure 3-13.)
The Logical Port Config (CESM) dialog parameters are described in Table 3-12.
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Port Num | Logical port number. |
Port Row Status | Port row enabled status. Choose add, delete, or modify. |
Line Number | Line number. |
Port Type | Port type. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
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Port DS0 Config Bitmap | Bitmap of DS0s for a line, used to form this logical port. Bit 0 represents DS0-1. |
No. of DS0 Slots Configured | Number of DS0 time slots configured to this port. If Port Type is "strau," this cannot have more than one DS0 time slot. |
cesPortNumofSCIPerDs0 | Number of subcircuits in the DS0 time slot (for strau port types only). |
Port Speed (Kbps) | Port speed in kbps. |
Port state | Logical port state. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
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Use the CESM Port Resource Partition dialog to view and configure resource partitioning on a CESM card. (See Figure 3-14.)
The CESM Port Resource Partition dialog parameters are described in Table 3-13.
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Posted: Mon Oct 2 20:08:31 PDT 2000
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