365374201R11.01.28 - V1 - 1675 LambdaUnite Multiservice Switch (MSS) Release 11.01.28 ES64U SNMP Reference Guide

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1675 LambdaUnite Multiservice Switch (MSS) | Release 11.01.28

ES64U SNMP Reference Guide
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About this document

Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................................................. xi
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Intended audience ......................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Related information ..................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Technical support ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

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How to comment ........................................................................................................................................................................ xiii

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1 ES64U SNMP MIB description
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

1-1
System
System MIB ................................................................................................................................................................................ 1-5

1-5
Interfaces
Generic interface MIB ............................................................................................................................................................ 1-7

1-7
Ethernet Layer MIB ............................................................................................................................................................... 1-13

1-13
GFP Transmission Layers MIB ......................................................................................................................................... 1-15

1-15
Error logs
Error logs table ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1-18

1-18
ETS Layer MIB
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-19

1-19
Alarms and events
Trap mechanism ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1-28

1-28
Supported Alarms/Events .................................................................................................................................................... 1-30

1-30
MIB tables for alarm/trap/event management ............................................................................................................. 1-35

1-35
Enable trap manager .............................................................................................................................................................. 1-42

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Remove manager from manager list ............................................................................................................................... 1-43
1-43
Upload manager address ...................................................................................................................................................... 1-44

1-44
Upload alarm profile information ..................................................................................................................................... 1-46

1-46
Upload open alarm table ...................................................................................................................................................... 1-48

1-48
Upload log tables .................................................................................................................................................................... 1-49

1-49
Performance monitoring per port
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-52

1-52
MIB tables for PM per port ................................................................................................................................................ 1-53

1-53
Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) ........................................................................................................................... 1-57

1-57
Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX) ........................................................................................................................... 1-58

1-58
Resetting current counters of PM (RX & TX) ............................................................................................................. 1-59

1-59
Upload PM Information ....................................................................................................................................................... 1-60

1-60
Performance monitoring per queue
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-65

1-65
MIB tables for PM per queue ............................................................................................................................................. 1-66

1-66
Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue ...................................................................................................... 1-71

1-71
Resetting current counters of PM (RX & TX) per queue ........................................................................................ 1-72
1-72
Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue ...................................................................................................... 1-73

1-73
Upload PM per queue information .................................................................................................................................. 1-74

1-74
Performance monitoring per flow
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-77

1-77
MIB tables for PM per flow ............................................................................................................................................... 1-78

1-78
Creating collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) .......................................................................................... 1-84

1-84
Resetting current counters of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) ............................................................................ 1-85
1-85
Deleting collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) .......................................................................................... 1-86

1-86
Upload PM per flow information ..................................................................................................................................... 1-87

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Weighted Fair Queueing (WFQ)
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-93

1-93
Ethernet WRR modification ............................................................................................................................................... 1-94

1-94
WRR mode ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1-96

1-96
WRR weight ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-97

1-97
WRR profile ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-98

1-98
WRR upload ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-99

1-99
WRR limitation ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1-103

1-103
Service mirroring management
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-106

1-106
Mirror interface definition ................................................................................................................................................ 1-107

1-107
Inflow mirror port ................................................................................................................................................................ 1-108

1-108
Inflow mirror flag ................................................................................................................................................................ 1-109

1-109
Outflow mirror port ............................................................................................................................................................. 1-110

1-110
Outflow mirror flag ............................................................................................................................................................. 1-111

1-111
Service mirroring upload ................................................................................................................................................... 1-112

1-112
1+1 LAG - Link Aggregation management
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-114

1-114
1+1 LAG MIB tables .......................................................................................................................................................... 1-115

1-115
1+1 LAG port activate ....................................................................................................................................................... 1-121

1-121
1+1 LAG group activate .................................................................................................................................................... 1-123

1-123
1+1 LAG group deactivate ............................................................................................................................................... 1-125

1-125
1+1 LAG Upload ................................................................................................................................................................. 1-126

1-126
Support
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-127

1-127
Restart and truncate database .......................................................................................................................................... 1-128

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A Port to ifIndex Mapping
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A-1
B 1+1 LAG naming rules
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B-1
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1-1 ETS objects creation .............................................................................................................................................. 1-26

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A-1 Port to ifIndex mapping table ............................................................................................................................... A-1
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1-1 Media-specific interface MIB tables ................................................................................................................ 1-17
1-2 EVC over ETS example ....................................................................................................................................... 1-26
1-3 ETS MIB tables ....................................................................................................................................................... 1-27

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About this document
Purpose
The ES64U is an extension of the 1675 LambdaUnite MSS capabilities. It provides
Ethernet Layer 2 switching features across the different physical interfaces provided by
the way of Ethernet I/O boards. This equipment is also supplying an SNMP management
interface based on an Alcatel-Lucent proprietary MIB definition.
The complete SNMP MIB description is supplied by Alcatel-Lucent via ASN.1 files.
This document aims to describe the usage of this MIB from the management system point
of view. It is proposed by Alcatel-Lucent to customers in order to help the development of
a dedicated management system dealing with the full discovery and provisioning of the
ES64U.
Intended audience
This document is intended to who ever is concerned with the SNMP management of the
ES64U.
It is considered as a reference guide for ES64U network management via SNMP
interface.
Related information
The manuals related to 1675 LambdaUnite MSS are shown in the following table:
Document title Document code
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Safety Guide 8491667071

The aim of the Safety Guide is to provide users of 1675 LambdaUnite MSS (365-374-159R11.01.28)
systems with the relevant information and safety guidelines to safeguard against
personal injury. Furthermore, the Safety Guide may be useful to prevent material
damage to the equipment.
The Safety Guide must be read by the responsible technical personnel before
carrying out relevant work on the system. The valid version of this document must
always be kept close to the equipment.
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Document title Document code
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Product Information and Planning Guide 109792705

Presents a detailed overview of the system, describes its applications, gives (365-374-195R11.01.28)
planning requirements, engineering rules, ordering information, and technical
specifications.
1675 LambdaUnite MSS User Provisioning Guide 109792721

Provides step-by-step information for use in daily system operations. The manual (365-374-196R11.01.28)
demonstrates how to perform system provisioning, operations, and administrative
tasks by use of WaveStar CIT.
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide 109792713
Gives detailed information on each possible alarm message. Furthermore, it (365-374-197R11.01.28)
provides procedures for routine maintenance, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and
component replacement.
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Installation and System Turn-Up Guide 109792747

A step-by-step guide to system installation and set up. It also includes information (365-374-198R11.01.28)
needed for pre-installation site planning and post-installation acceptance testing.
1675 LambdaUnite MSS TL1 Command Guide 109792739
Describes the external TL1 interface for 1675 LambdaUnite MSS in terms of TL1 (365-374-199R11.01.28)
command, responses, and notification definitions.
ES64U Command Line Interface Guide 109792762

Discusses the ES64U Command Line Interface (CLI) commands. (365-374-200R11.01.28)
ES64U SNMP Reference Guide 109792770
This document is intended to whoever is concerned with the SNMP management (365-374-201R11.01.28)
of the ES64U. It is considered as a reference guide for ES64U network
management through SNMP interface.
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Electronic Download Library Package 109792754
Contains all documents related to 1675 LambdaUnite MSS in electronic formats. (365-374-181R11.01.28)
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Declaration of Conformity 109787234
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Software Release Description This document is delivered with the NE software.
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Engineering and Ordering Information Drawing ED8C948-10
1675 LambdaUnite MSS Interconnect and Circuit Information Drawing ED8C948-20
These documents and drawings can be ordered at or downloaded from the Alcatel-Lucent
Online Customer Support Site (OLCS) (https://support.lucent.com) or through your Local
Customer Support.
Technical support
For technical support, contact your local Alcatel-Lucent customer support team. See the
Alcatel-Lucent Support web site (http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/support/) for contact
information.
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How to comment
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1 1S64U SNMP MIB
E
description
Overview
Purpose
This section describes the supported SNMP tables, columnar objects, and scalar objects
for the ES64U.
Detailed information about the ES64U management interface can be found in the 1675
LambdaUnite MSS User Provisioning Guide.
SNMP MIB managed entities

The different logical objects managed in the ETS MIBs, and their relationships are
depicted in the following figure.
Note: Spanning tree, Bridge, and ETS over Provider Bridge MIBs are not supported
in the present release and therefore not covered by this edition of the document.
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SDH physical interface 1
0..1
1
Ethernet ETB Interface (local or remote)
1
Spanning Tree MIB STP Port 0..1 1 Bridge MIB
STI / RSTI 1 n Bridge Port
MST VLAN n
n
Assignment OR
n
n n
MSTI Per-VLAN STI Bridge
VLAN
ETS MIB ETS over
ETS Traffic Descriptor Provider
Bridge MIB Bridge
1
VLAN Port
n Bridge to ETS
InFlow Mapping
Color 0..1
Profile OR
ETS to Bridge
1 n Mapping
n
ETS Flow
Classifier Cross
Connection
Vlan 0..1 OutFlow

Stack OR
Vlan Protocol
Interfa ces/ Ports MIB
Profile
0..1 1 1
1 Ethernet ETS Interface (local or remote)
0..1
SDH physical interface
Contents
System 1-5
System MIB 1-5
Interfaces 1-7
Generic interface MIB 1-7
Ethernet Layer MIB 1-13
GFP Transmission Layers MIB 1-15
Error logs 1-18
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Error logs table 1-18

ETS Layer MIB 1-19
Overview 1-19
Alarms and events 1-28
Trap mechanism 1-28
Supported Alarms/Events 1-30
MIB tables for alarm/trap/event management 1-35
Enable trap manager 1-42
Remove manager from manager list 1-43
Upload manager address 1-44
Upload alarm profile information 1-46
Upload open alarm table 1-48
Upload log tables 1-49
Performance monitoring per port 1-52
Overview 1-52
MIB tables for PM per port 1-53
Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) 1-57
Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX) 1-58
Resetting current counters of PM (RX & TX) 1-59
Upload PM Information 1-60
Performance monitoring per queue 1-65
Overview 1-65
MIB tables for PM per queue 1-66
Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue 1-71
Resetting current counters of PM (RX & TX) per queue 1-72
Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue 1-73
Upload PM per queue information 1-74
Performance monitoring per flow 1-77
Overview 1-77
MIB tables for PM per flow 1-78
Creating collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) 1-84
Resetting current counters of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) 1-85
Deleting collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) 1-86
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Upload PM per flow information 1-87

Weighted Fair Queueing (WFQ) 1-93
Ethernet WRR modification 1-94
WRR mode 1-96
WRR weight 1-97
WRR profile 1-98
WRR upload 1-99
WRR limitation 1-103
Service mirroring management 1-106
Mirror interface definition 1-107
Inflow mirror port 1-108
Inflow mirror flag 1-109
Outflow mirror port 1-110
Outflow mirror flag 1-111
Service mirroring upload 1-112
1+1 LAG - Link Aggregation management 1-114
Overview 1-114
1+1 LAG MIB tables 1-115
1+1 LAG port activate 1-121
1+1 LAG group activate 1-123
1+1 LAG group deactivate 1-125
1+1 LAG Upload 1-126
Support 1-127
Overview 1-127
Restart and truncate database 1-128
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ES64U SNMP MIB description System MIB
System
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System
System MIB
sysDescr (SNMPv2-MIB)
This object identifies the software version of the NE.
Object identifier (OID):
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib-2(1).system(1).sysDescr(1)
Description
The sysDescr is a 9 bytes string defined in the following way:
sysDescr
MIB field name Description
sysDescr [1] is a V (upper case)

sysDescr [2,3] represents the Major version (number)
sysDescr [4,5] represents the Minor version (number)
sysDescr [6,7] represents the Maintenance version (number)
Example:
For example, V010100 represents version 1.1.
sysObjectID (SNMPv2-MIB)
The vendor's authoritative identification of the network management subsystem. This
scalar is set to Alcatel-Lucent.

1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib-2(1).system(1).sysObjectID(2)
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sysName (SNMPv2-MIB)
This scalar, which is an administratively assigned name for this managed node, is set to
sysadm.
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib-2(1).system(1).sysName(5)
sysServices (SNMPv2-MIB)
A value that indicates the set of services that this entity may potentially offer. The value is
a sum, which initially takes the value zero. Then, for each layer, L, in the range 1 through
7, that this node performs transactions for, 2(L 1) is added to the sum.

1.3.6.1.2.1.1.7
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib-2(1).system(1).sysServices(7)
Example:
ES64U, which is a layer 2 switch, has a value of 2 (2(2 1)).
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Interfaces
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Interfaces
Generic interface MIB

Generic interface MIB tables
The generic interface MIB tables are:
IfStackTable (standard)
IfInvStackTable (standard)
IfTable (standard)
IfXTable (standard extension)
OpticsIMIfTable (proprietary)
OpticsIMEthConfTable (proprietary)
nnNMXOpticsExtETSPortMirrorTable (proprietary)
OpticsIMEthVLANTypeTable (proprietary)
The relevant managed attributes of the tables involved in the interfaces/ports management
are the following:
IfStackTable (IF-MIB)
The ifStackTable contains information on the relationships between the multiple
sub-layers of network interfaces.

1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.2
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib2(1).ifMIB(31).ifMIBObjects(1).ifStackTable(2)
Description
In particular, the ifStackTable contains information on which sub-layers run on top of'
which other sub-layers, where each sub-layer corresponds to a conceptual row in the
ifTable. For example, when the sub-layer with ifIndex value x runs over the
sub-layer with ifIndex value y, then this table contains:
ifStackStatus.x.y = active
For each ifIndex value, I, which identifies an active interface, there are always at least
two instantiated rows in this table associated with I. For one of these rows, I is the value
of ifStackHigherLayer; for the other, I is the value of ifStackLowerLayer. (If I is
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not involved in multiplexing, then these are the only two rows associated with I.) For
example, two rows exist even for an interface which has no others stacked on top or
below it:
ifStackStatus.0.x = active
ifStackStatus.x.0 = active
ifInvStackTable (IF-MIB)
The ifInvStackTable contains information on the relationships between the multiple
sub-layers of network interfaces.

1.3.6.1.2.1.77.1.1
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib2(1).ifInvMIB(77).ifInvMIBObjects(1).ifInvStackTable(1)
Description
In particular, the ifInvStackTable contains information on which sub-layers run
'underneath' which other sub-layers, where each sub-layer corresponds to a conceptual
row in the ifTable. For example, when the sub-layer with ifIndex value x runs underneath
the sub-layer with ifIndex value y, then this table contains:
ifInvStackStatus.x.y = active
For each ifIndex value, z, which identifies an active interface, there are always at least
two instantiated rows in this table associated with z. For one of these rows, z is the value
of ifStackHigherLayer; for the other, z is the value of ifStackLowerLayer. (If z is
not involved in multiplexing, then these are the only two rows associated with z.)
For example, two rows exist even for an interface which has no others stacked on top or
below it:
ifInvStackStatus.z.0 = active
ifInvStackStatus.0.z = active
This table contains exactly the same number of rows as the ifStackTable, but the rows
appear in a different order.
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For the ES64U, the implementation is as follow:
ifStackStatus.ethernetInterface.gfpInterface
ifInvStackStatus.gfpInterface.ethernetInterface
IfTable (IF-MIB)
A list of interface entries. The number of entries is given by the value of ifNumber.
ES64U has interfaces of type gfp(IANAifType 221) and ethernetCsmacd(IANAifType 6).
1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib-2(1).interfaces(2).ifTable(2)
IfTable
MIB field name Description Value
IfIndex Index of the table A unique value greater than 0

IfType (RO) Type of interface Used values are:
6-ethernet
221-gfp
IfSpeed (RO) Interface bandwidth in kbit/s
ifAdminStatus (R/W) Desired state of interface 1-up
2-down (initial value)
ifOperStatus (RO) Actual state of interface 1-up
2-down (initial value)
ifPhysAddress Not used
ifMTU The largest frame size which can be The following frame sizes are supported:
sent/received on the interface. 1574, 1600 ,1974, 2000, 2026, 4474,
4500, 4526, 9190, 9216, 9242
Note that the WAN ports 31-126 and
159-254 do not support Jumbo frames;
Jumbo frames are frames with more than
2026 bytes.
IfXTable (IF-MIB)
A list of interface entries. The number of entries is given by the value of ifNumber. This
table contains additional objects for the IfTable.
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1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).mgmt(2).mib-(1).ifMIB(31).ifMIBObjects(1).ifXTable(1)
IfXTable (augments ifTable)
IfPromiscuousMode Specifies if interface accepts all 1-true (default)

packets/frames or not. Set to false (i.e.
non-promiscuous mode, means that
Ethernet frames are terminated), (read
only)
OpticsIMIfTable (TSDIM-SNMPNE-MIB)
This table contains interface configuration not defined in the IfTable.

1.3.6.1.4.1.637.54.1.1.5.1.19
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).private(4).enterprises(1).alcatel(637).ltt(54).tsdim(1).tsdimBasicMib(1).
tsdimSnmpNEMib(5).tsdimSnmpNEMibObject(1).opticsIMIfTable(19)
OpticsIMIfTable
IfIndex Index of the table A unique value greater than 0

opticsIMIfRateLimitedSpeed This attribute carries out the rate limiting In kbit/s
functionality. Minimum value: 1Mbit/s
This attribute is used for the CAC tests Default value: 0 Gbit/s
it is useful only for the Ethernet interface.
The actual bandwidth is the minimum
value between the Rate Limit and the
SDH current Speed.
TsdimIfUnderlieLayer (RO) Reference to the underlying path layer. 1 - SDH/Sonet
OpticsIMEthConfTable (OPTICSIM-ETHNE-MIB)
This media-specific interface table is used to define the proprietary configuration
parameters for the Ethernet interfaces.
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1.3.6.1.4.1.637.54.1.25.2.1.1
Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).private(4).enterprises(1).alcatel(637).ltt(54).tsdim(1).opticsimEthMib(25).
opticsimEthNEMib(2).opticsimEthNEMibObject(1).opticsIMEthConfTable(1)
OpticsIMEthConfTable
ifIndex Index of the table A unique value greater than 0

opticsIMEthMauIndex Not Used
opticsIMEthJackIndex Not Used
opticsIMEthConfEncaps Not Used
OpticsIMEthAvailableBandwidth (RO)
Indicates the available bandwidth of a In kbit/s

specific port (this value applies to the Minimum value: 1Mbit/s
value which can be decrease from
opticsIMIfRateLimitedSpeed) Default value: 0 Gbit/s
Indicates the available bandwidth of a

specific port.
1. This parameter represents the
available BW which can be assigned
for CIR services using this port as
their egress port
2. This parameter is meaningful only
when
opticsIMEthCirOverbookingFactor
is set to a non-zero value.
3. This parameter is decreased by the
CIR value of the traffic descriptors
associated with services using this
port as outflow.
4. Initial Available Bandwidth value is:
In case of rate limit = 0
Initial value = ifSpeed * (60
/
72)*(CirOverbookingFactor/100)
In case of rate limit 0
Initial value = ifSpeed * (60
/
84)*(CirOverbookingFactor/100)
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Points to an entry in 0 means standard EtherType (0x8100

opticsIMEthVLANTypeTable that VLAN Tag) IEEE 802. 1Q
represents the EtherType value used to 0 is the default value.
detect VLAN tagged frames received
from this interface, as well as to insert
VLAN tags to the frames to be
transmitted.
OpticsIMEthClientType (RW)
Transmission direction of the frames 1-ets (sent to ETS Layer)

received from this interface 3-linkagg
opticsIMEthCirOverbookingFactor (RW)
This attribute defines the overbooking 0 means unlimited

(OB) factor for the CIR bandwidth. 100 means CIR
The overbooking factor is defined as a 101 to 10000 means CIR/100 * (the
percentile. value)
Values 1 to 99 are not allowed.
opticsIMEthEirOverbookingFactor (RW)
This attribute defines the overbooking 0 means unlimited

(OB) factor for the EIR bandwidth. The 100 means PIR-CIR
overbooking factor is defined as a
percentile. 101 to 10000 means (PIR-CIR)/100 * (the
value)
Values 1 to 99 are not allowed.
OpticsIMEthVLANTypeTable
opticsIMEthVLANTypeTable
opticsIMEthVLANTypeIndex
Index of the table A unique value greater than 0

opticsIMEthVLANTypeEtherType(RW)
Define the protocol type (default 0x8100) >0x600 , not including:

opticsIMEthVLANTypeUserLabel(RW)
Define the label for this type Unique field

opticsIMEthVLANTypeRowStatus(RC)
Used to create, modify or delete a row in CreateAndWait(5),CreateAndGo(4)Active(1),

the table NotReady(3),NotInService(2), or
Destroy(6)
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opticsIMEthMauIndex Not Used

opticsIMEthJackIndex Not Used
opticsIMEthConfEncaps Not Used
OpticsIMEthAvailable Bandwidth Indicates the available bandwidth of a In kbit/s
(RO) specific port (this value applies to the Minimum value: 1Mbit/s
value which can be decrease from
opticsIMIfRateLimitedSpeed) Default value: 0 Gbit/s
OpticsIMEthConfVLAN EtherType Points to an entry in opticsIMEthVLAN- 0 means standard EtherType (0x8100

(RW) TypeTable that represents the EtherType VLAN Tag) IEEE 802. 1Q
value used to detect VLAN tagged frames 0 is the default value.
received from this interface, as well as to
insert VLAN tags to the frames to be
transmitted.
Read only.
OpticsIMEthClientType (RW) Transmission direction of the frames 1-ets (sent to ETS Layer)
received from this interface 3-linkagg
opticsIMEthCir OverbookingFactor This attribute defines the overbooking 0 means unlimited
(RW) (OB) factor for the CIR bandwidth. 100 means CIR
The overbooking factor is defined as a 101 to 10000 means CIR/100 * (the
percentile. value)
opticsIMEthEir OverbookingFactor This attribute defines the overbooking 0 means unlimited
(RW) (OB) factor for the EIR bandwidth. The 100 means PIR-CIR
overbooking factor is defined as a
percentile. 101 to 10000 means (PIR-CIR)/100 * (the
value)
opticsIMEthVLANTypeIndex
Index of the table A unique value greater than 0

opticsIMEthVLANTypeEtherType (RW)
Define the protocol type (default 0x8100) >0x600 , not including:

opticsIMEthVLANTypeUserLabel (RW)
Define the label for this type Unique field

opticsIMEthVLANTypeRowStatus (RC)
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Used to create, modify or delete a row in CreateAndWait(5),CreateAndGo(4)Active(1),

the table NotReady(3),NotInService(2), or
Destroy(6)
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GFP Transmission Layers MIB

The media-specific interface MIB tables are tables not generic to all interfaces types.
They are:
OpticsimGFPConfTable
OpticsIMSdhIfTable (proprietary)
The managed attributes are the following.
OpticsIMSdhIfTable Read Only

opticsIMSdhifType - Not Used Type of interface Possible values are :
(Read only) 22-PropPointToPointSerial (used for
packet conc. Proprietary GFP)
118-hdlc
221-gfp
opticsIMSdhIfUnderlieLayer Reference to the underlying path layer. 1-sdh
(Read only) 2-pdh (not supported)
3-none (default)
4-mau
5-pconc (packet concatenation)
6-vconc
OpticsIMSdhIfSpeed - Not used Interface bandwidth in b/s
(Read Only)
OpticsIMSdhIfVcType Type of the underlying SDH VC. 1-other
(Read only) 2-vc12
3-vc3
4-vc4
5-vc4-4c
6-vt1-5
7-sts-1
opticsIMSdhIfCurrSpeed Value of actual ifSpeed of the relative The bandwidth configured by the 1678
server TTP. SC
(Read only)
opticsimGFPConfTable Not used
IfIndex Index of interface in ifTable
opticsimGFPConfFcs Activation/Deactivation of GFP Frame 1- true

Check Sequence usage (read-create) 2- false (default value)
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of transmit capability for GFP CSF 2-unidir
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<<TSDIM-SNMPNE-MIB>> <<OPTICSIM-LAPS-MIB>>
opticsIMSdhIfTable opticsimLapsConfTable
<<ro>> opticsIMSdhIfSpeed <<rw>> opticsimLapsConfFlag = simpleFlag,twoFlags
<<ro>> opticsIMSdhIfUnderlieLayer : sdh,pdh,... <<rw>> opticsimLapsConfErroneousFramesHandling = none, fscError,...
<<ro>> opticsIMSdhIfType : gfp,hdlc...
<<ro>> opticsIMSdhIfVcType : vc3,vc12... <<OPTICSIM-GFP-MIB>>
Idx - ifIndex opticsimGFPConfTable
<<rc>> opticsimGFPConfFcs = true, false
Idx- ifIndex Idx- ifIndex
<<IF-MIB>> <<OPTICSIM-HDLC-MIB>>
ifTable Idx- ifIndex opticsimHDLCExtTable
<<Idx1>> ifIndex <<ro>> opticsimHDLCExtDummy = 0
<<ro>> ifDescr
<<rw>> ifType <<OPTICSIM-PPP-MIB>>
Idx- ifIndex
<<rw>> ifSpeed opticsimPPPConfTable
<<rw>> ifAdminStatus = up, down, testing <<rc>> opticsimPPPConfScrammbling = true, false
<<ro>> ... Idx - IfIndex <<rc>> opticsimPPPConfMRU
<<rc>> opticsimPPPConfMTU
rc- mplsLdpEntityConfGenericIfIndexOrZero <<rc>> opticsimPPPConfFcsSize
<<rc>> opticsimPPPConfEncaps = std, alcatelprop
0, because LDP label Idx - IfIndex
range is managed on <<PPP-LCP-MIB>>
Per-Platform basis pppLinkStatus
<<ro>> pppLinkStatusBadAddress
Idx-mplsInterfaceConfIndex
<<ro>> pppLinkStatusPhysicalIndex
0 if Per-PlatformLabel Space: <<ro>> pppLinkStatusReceiveFcsSize
- RSVP label range <<ro>> pppLinkStatusTransmitFcsSize
- static over signaled label range
<<MPLS-LDP-MIB>>
<<OPTICSIM-ETHNE-MIB>>
mplsLdpEntityConfGenericLabelRangeTable
opticsIMEthConfTable
<<Idx1>> mplsEntityLdpId
<<rw>> opticsIMEthMauIndex
<<Idx2>> mplsEntityIndex
<<rw>> opticsIMEthJackIndex
<<Idx3>> mplsLdpEntityConfGenericLabelRangeMinimum
<<rc>> opticsIMEthConfEncaps
<<Idx4>> mplsLdpEntityConfGenericLabelRangeMaximum
<<ro>> opticsIMEthAvailableBandwidth
<<ro>> opticsIMEthClientType = ETS, ETB
<<LSR-MPLS-MIB>> <<ro>> opticsIMEthAdmittedFractionalRate
mplsInterfaceConfTable
(from MPLS)
<<ro>> mplsInterfaceAvailableBandwidth
<<ro>> mplsInterfaceLabelParticipationType = Per-Platf, Per-Interf <<OPTICSIM-ETHNE-MIB>>
<<ro>> mplsInterfaceTotalBandwidth opticsIMEthVLANTypeIndexNext
rw-opticsIMEthConfVLANEtherType or 0
<<rw>> mplsInterfaceLabelMaxIn
<<rw>> mplsInterfaceLabelMinIn
<<OPTICSIM-ETHNE-MIB>>
<<augments>> opticsIMEthVLANTypeTable
<<RSVP-TE-MPLS-MIB>>
<<augments>>
<<augments>> <<Idx>> opticsIMEthVLANTypeIndex
hjMplsInterfaceConfTable <<rc>> opticsIMEthVLANTypeEtherType = 0x8100...
(from MPLS)
<<rc>> opticsIMEthVLANTypeUserLabel
<<rc>> hjMplsInterfaceLabelMaxIn <<rc>> opticsIMEthVLANTypeRowStatus
<<rc>> hjMplsInterfaceLabelMinIn
<<rc>> hjMplsInterfaceLabelRange
<<rc>> hjMplsInterfaceUseInterfaceLabels = Per-Platf, Per-Interf
<<OPTICSIM-MPLS-MIB>>
opticsimMplsConfTable
(from MPLS)
<<rw>> opticsimMplsConfMaxManualLabelIn
<<rw>> opticsimMplsConfResponsible = other,snmp,rsvp,ldp...
<<OPTICSIM-DA-MIB>>
opticsimDAConfTable
<<rw>> opticsimDAConfTopology = disabled, hub, ring, signedNode
<<rw>> opticsimDAConfProtocolMode = disabled, basicRxSubset, full
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Error logs
Error logs table

The following table contains all SNMP errors during provisioning:
opticsIMErrorLogTable
opticsIMErrorLogMgrIpAddr
The IP address of the Management not-accessible

System setting the MIB attributes.
opticsIMErrorLogSnmpRequest
The SNMP Reqest ID. not-accessible

opticsIMErrorLogErrorTex
The error description. Read-Only

String.
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Overview
The management of Ethernet ETS connections involves the following ETS MIB Tables:
opticsimETSTrafficDescrTable (proprietary)
opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierTable (proprietary)
opticsimETSInFlowTable (proprietary)
opticsimETSCrossConnectTable (proprietary)
opticsimETSOutFlowTable (proprietary)
opticsimETSVlanStackConfTable (proprietary)
nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable (proprietary)
NMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable (proprietary)
The managed attributes are the following:
OpticsIMETSTrafficDescrTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsIMETSTrafficDescrIndex
Index of the table Result of Get method on

opticsIMETSTrafficDescrIndexNext
OpticsIMETSTrafficDescrType
ETS Class of service 1-bestEffortService

2-regulatedService
3-guaranteedService
4-groupedService
5-backgroundService
6-regulated4Service
7-regulated3Service
8-regulated1Service
9-guaranteed2Service
OpticsIMETSTrafficDescrParam1
Committed Information Rate (Kbps) CIR value (default value in NE: '0'b)
Peak Information Rate (Kbps) PIR value (default value in NE: '0'b)
Committed Burst Size (Bytes) CBS value (default value in NE: '0'b)
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Peak Burst Size (Bytes) PBS value (default value in NE: '0'b)
Not used
OpticsIMETSTrafficDescrUserLabel
Canonical name assigned to the traffic Configurable string

descriptor
OpticsIMETSTrafficDescrRowStatus
Used to create, modify or delete a row in CreateAndWait, Active, NotInService, or

the table Destroy
OpticsIMETSInFlowTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsIMETSInFlowIndex

opticsIMETSInflowIndexNext
OpticsIMETSInFlowServiceType
Type of service to be carried over this flow 1-ethernet (default value)

OpticsIMETSInFlowServiceID
Contains the appropriate value, service Value of ifIndex (ifTable)

type dependent.
OpticsIMETSInFlowUserLabel
Canonical name assigned to the flow Configurable string,

OpticsIMETSInFlowTrafficDescr
index of pointed traffic descriptor Value of opticsIMETSTrafficDescrIndex

(opticsIMETSTrafficDescrTable)
OpticsIMETSInFlowType
Specifies the type of Inflow. 0-unicastNoAutoLearning (default value)

OpticsIMETSInFlowPolicing Mode
ETS Policing Mode 1 -colorBlind (default value)

2 disabled (non policed traffic)
OpticsimETSInFlowCross ConnectIdentifier
Identifier of the pointed cross-connection Value of opticsIMETSCrossConnectIndex.

(opticsIMETSCrossConnectTable) Read-only field. It is initialized
automatically by the NE agent after the
entry in the cross-connect table has been
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OpticsIMETSInFlowTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsimETSInFlowVLANPop
Enable or disabled the VLAN Pop 1 enabled

configuration. This object is meaningful 2 disabled (default)
only if service type is 'Ethernet'.
Read / Write.
Not supported by ISA ES 1/4
OpticsimETSInFlowColorProfile Pointer
Pointer to the related Color Profile Related Color profile index.

(opticsIMETSColorProfileTable), if any. 0 if no color profile (default)
This object is meaningful only if service
type is 'Ethernet' and if the PolicingMode
is 'colorAware' or 'disabled'
Read / Write.
OpticsimETSInFlowLayer2 ProtocolList
Enables to choose if to tunnel toward a Default: all bits=1, i.e. tunnelling

Provider Network, or filter data and Layer everything.
2 control frames.
Bit=1: Relative frame is tunnelled.
Bit=0: Relative frame is discarded.
Significant only if ServiceType is
'ethernet'.
Read.
OpticsIMETSInFlowRowStatus

the table Destroy
OpticsIMETSOutFlowTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsIMETSOutFlow Index

opticsIMETSOutflowIndexNext
OpticsIMETSOutFlow ServerType
Type of service on which this flow will be 1-ethernet (default value)

carried
OpticsIMETSOutFlow ServerID
Contains the appropriate value, server type Value of ifIndex (ifTable)

dependent.
OpticsIMETSOutFlow UserLabel
Canonical name assigned to the flow Configurable string,
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OpticsIMETSOutFlowTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsimETSOutFlow CrossConnectIdentifier
Identifier of the pointed cross-connection Value of opticsIMETSCrossConnectIndex.

(opticsIMETSCrossConnectTable) Read-only field. It is initialized
automatically by the NE agent after the
entry in the cross-connect table has been
created
OpticsIMETSOutFlow RowStatus

the table Destroy
OpticsimETSOutFlow VLANStackPointer
Pointer to the related VLAN Stack Pointer to the Related VLAN Stack Conf
configuration (opticsIMETSVLANConfTable),0 if no Vlan push has been associated to
if any. This object is meaningful only if the outfllow (default)
service type is 'Ethernet'. Read / Write.
nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable (augments OpticsIMETSInFlowTable)
nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirror (RW)
Flag that defines if this inflow traffic mirror this inflow

should be mirrored or not.
don't mirror this inflow
nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorPort (RW)
This field defines the port where to mirror 1. mirror to TAC1 port(default)
the outflow (if it allowed
nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirror 2. mirror to TAC2 port
field) The value is irrelevant while
nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirror is 2
nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable (augments OpticsIMETSOutFlowTable)
nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirror (RW)
Flag that defines if this outflow traffic 1. mirror this outflow

should be mirrored or not.
2. don't mirror outflow(default)
nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorPort (RW)
This field defines the port where to mirror 1. mirror to TAC1 port(default)
the outflow (if it allowed
nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirror 2. mirror to TAC2 port
field) The value is irrelevant while
nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirror is 2
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OpticsIMETSVLanStackConfTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsIMETSVlanStackConfIndex
First Index of the table Result of Get method on

opticsIMETSVlanStackConfIIndexNext
OpticsIMETSVlanStackConfVlanIndex
Second Index of the table: A value to Value fixed to 1

identify the VLAN number
OpticsIMETSVlanStackConfVlanID
Defines the VLAN value to be set for 1..4094 (default is 0)

VLAN tag to be pushed
OpticsIMETSVlanStackConfPriorityMode
Represents the way by which priority bits 1-colorblind

of VLAN tag have to be managed
OpticsIMETSVlanStackConfPriority
The value of the priority bits to be set in 0 pri000 (default)

the VLAN tag to be pushed.
1 pri001
In the colorblind mode, it is the value to be
set for all outgoing frames 2 pri010
In the coloraware mode, it is the value to 3 pri011
be set only for green frames 4 pri100
5 pri101
6 pri110
7 pri111
10 preserved priority from ingress
(The incoming priority bit will be
code on the outgoing vlan)
OpticsIMETSVlanStackConfPriorityYellow
Not Used 0 pri000 (default)
OpticsIMETSVlanStackConfIRow Status
Used to create, modify, or delete a row in CreateAndWait, Active, NotInService, or

the table Destroy
OpticsIMETSCrossConnectTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsIMETSCrossConnectIndex
1st index of the table Result of Get method on

opticsIMETSCrossConnectIndexNext
OpticsIMETSCrossConnectInFlow Index
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OpticsIMETSCrossConnectTable (ETS MIB)
2nd index of the table = index of pointed opticsIMETSInFlowIndex value of the

InFlow (opticsIMETSInFlowTable) related inflow
OpticsIMETSCrossConnectOutFlowIndex
3rd index of the table = index of pointed opticsIMETSOutFlowIndex value of the

OutFlow (opticsIMETSOutFlowTable) related outflow
OpticsIMETSCrossConnectRow Status
Used to create, modify or delete a row in CreateAndWait, CreateAndGo,

the table NotInService, or Destroy
opticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifierTable (ETS MIB)
OpticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifier InFlowIndex
1st index of the table = index of related Value of opticsIMETSInFlowIndex

InFlow (opticsIMETSInFlowTable)
OpticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifier Index
2nd index of the table Result of Get method on

opticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifierIndexNext
OpticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifier Vlan
VLAN Id of the flow, (or min VLAN ID 1..4094

for a VLAN range).
4096 - untagged
The 4096 value is also used for
priority-based purposes. 4097 don't care (default)
Limitations:
Minimum classifiers per inflow: 1.
Maximum classifiers per inflow: 8.
Classifiers with the same inflow -
Can't have the same exact parameters
(Vlan, MaxVlan, Pri, MaxPri).
Classifiers with the same inflow
ServiceID and different inflows -
Can't have the same Vlan (or to
overlap).
OpticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifier MaxVlan
max VLAN ID 0 - no range managed (default value)

1..4094
OpticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifier Priority
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user priority mapped in the InFlow (or min 0 pri000

priority for a priority range)
1 pri001
The 0 value is used for VLAN-based
purposes 2 pri010
3 pri011
4 pri100
5 pri101
6 pri110
7 pri111
8 untagged
9 don't care (default )
OpticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifier MaxPriority
Max value of priority 0 pri000 no range managed

(default)
1.. 7 (pri001 to pri111)
OpticsIMEth2ETSFlowClassifier RowStatus

the table Destroy
opticsIMETSInFlowServiceIDTable
This table is a read-only version of the opticsIMETSInFlowTable.
It is ordered by ServiceID and InFlow.
An entry is created, in this table, automatically by the agent, when an entry is activated by
the manager in the opticsIMETSInFlowTable with
opticsIMETSInFlowRowStatus equal to 'active'.
An entry is deleted, in this table, automatically by the agent, when an entry is deactivated
or deleted by the manager in the opticsIMETSInFlowTable with
opticsIMETSInFlowRowStatus equal to 'destroy' or 'notInService'.
opticsIMETSOutFlowServerIDTable
This table is a read-only version of the opticsIMETSOutFlowTable.
It is ordered by ServerID and OutFlow.
An entry is created, in this table, automatically by the agent, when an entry is activated by
the manager in the opticsIMETSOutFlowTable with
opticsIMETSOutFlowRowStatus equal to 'active'.
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An entry is deleted, in this table, automatically by the agent, when an entry is deactivated
or deleted by the manager in the opticsIMETSOutFlowTable with
opticsIMETSInFlowRowStatus equal to 'destroy' or 'notInService'.
Example with a point to point Ethernet EVC

The figure below depicts the case of an EVC going from nodes A to C over SDH
topology
Figure 1-2 EVC over ETS example

ISA ES64 ISA ES64 ISA ES64
CE CE
Node A Node B Node C
EVC
Link over SONET
The table below summarizes the different ETS MIBs objects that must be provisioned in
each NE, to create a complete Ethernet switch:
Table 1-1 ETS objects creation
AZ ETS TrafficDescr Eth2ETS ETS InFlow ETS CrossConnect ETS OutFlow

FlowClassifier
Node A Y1 Y Y Y (xc1) Y
Node B Y1 Y Y Y (xc2) Y
1
Node C Y Y Y Y (xc3) Y
Notes:
1. Only if needed, because the same ETS Traffic Descriptor can be used by different Ethernet flows.
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The following figure shows the relations between the tables:
Figure 1-3 ETS MIB tables

<<OPTICSIM-ETS-MIB>> <<OPTICSIM-ETS-MIB>>
opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierIndexNext opticsimETSTrafficDescrIndexNext
opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierTable opticsimETSTrafficDescrTable
<<Idx2>> opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierIndex <<Idx1>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrIndex
<<rc>> opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierVlan <<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrType = bes, rs, gs
<<rc>> opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierMaxVlan <<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrParam1 = CIR
<<rc>> opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierPriority <<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrParam2 = PIR
<<rc>> opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierMaxPriority <<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrParam3 = CBS
<<rc>> opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierRowStatus <<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrParam4 = PBS
<<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrParam5
Idx1-opticsimEth2ETSFlowClassifierInFlowIndex <<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrUserLabel
<<rc>> opticsimETSTrafficDescrRowStatus
<<OPTICSIM-ETS-MIB>>
opticsimETSInFlowIndexNext Read Only version of InFlow Table, ordered by
rc-opticsimETSInFlowTrafficDescr ServiceType / ServiceID / InFlowIndex
opticsimETSInFlowTable opticsimETSInFlowServiceIDTable
<<Idx1>> opticsimETSInFlowIndex
<<rc>> opticsimETSInFlowServiceType = other, ethernet, mpls, providerBridge Read Only version of OutFlow Table, ordered by
<<rc>> opticsimETSInFlowUserLabel ServiceType / ServiceID / OutFlowIndex
<<rc>> opticsimETSInFlowType
<<rc>> opticsimETSInFlowPolicingMode = colorblind, disabled, coloraware
<<rc>> opticsimETSInFlowRowStatus <<OPTICSIM-ETS-MIB>> <<OPTICSIM-ETS-MIB>>
<<rc>> opticsimETSInFlowVlanPop = enabled, disabled opticsimETSOutFlowIndexNext opticsimETSOutFlowServerIDTable
Idx2-opticsimETSCrossConnectInFlowIndex
opticsimETSOutFlowTable
<<Idx1>> opticsimETSOutFlowIndex
<<rc>> opticsimETSOutFlowServerType = other, ethernet, mpls, providerBridge
rc-opticsimETSInFlowServiceID <<rc>> opticsimETSOutFlowUserLabel
<<rc>> opticsimETSOutFlowRowStatus
if ServiceType = rc-opticsimETSOutFlowServerID
ethernet Idx3-opticsimETSCrossConnectOutFlowIndex
IF MIB
<<IF-MIB>>
ifTable
(from Interfaces)
if ServerType =
ethernet
or Ethernet over MPLS MIB:

if Inflow ServiceType = mpls or or Ethernet over ProviderBridge MIB:
if Outflow ServerType=mpls if Inflow ServiceType = providerBridge or
see diagram ETS over MPLS MIB if Outflow ServerType=providerBridge
see diagram ETS over ProviderBridge MIB
opticsimETSCrossConnectIndexNext
ro-opticsimETSInFlowCrossConnectIdentifier opticsimETSCrossConnectTable ro-opticsimETSOutFlowCrossConnectIdentifier
<<Idx1>> opticsimETSCrossConnectIndex
can become significant only if policing mode is <<rc>> opticsimETSCrossConnectRowStatus
coloraware or disabled, and service type is
ethernet.
can become significant
only if server type is
rc-opticsIMETSInFlowColorProfilePointer or 0 ethernet.
opticsIMETSColorProfileIndexNext opticsimETSVLanStackConfIndexNext
rc-opticsimETSOutFlowVLANStackPointer or 0
opticsIMETSColorProfileTable opticsimETSVlanStackConfTable
<<Idx>> opticsIMETSColorProfileIndex <<Idx1>> optcisIMETSVlanStackConfIndex
<<rc>> opticsIMETSColorProfiIePriority0 = gr,y,red <<Idx2>> optcisIMETSVlanStackConfVlanIndex = 1..3
<<rc>> opticsIMETSColorProfiIePriority1 = gr,y,red <<rc>> optcisIMETSVlanStackConfVlanID = 0..4095
<<rc>> ... <<rc>> optcisIMETSVlanStackConfPriorityMode = colorblind, coloraware
<<rc>> opticsIMETSColorProfiIePriority7 = gr,y,red <<rc>> optcisIMETSVlanStackConfPriority = 0..7
<<rc>> opticsIMETSColorProfiIeUserLabel <<rc>> optcisIMETSVlanStackConfPriorityYellow = 0..7
<<rc>> opticsIMETSColorProfileRowStatus <<rc>> optcisIMETSVlanStackConfRowStatus
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Alarms and events
Trap mechanism
To use the trap mechanism you should use the following features:
Manager list
Define to which IP address and UDP port to send the traps:
You need to use 2 tables: (duplicate tables for future usage of filtering)
opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable
tsdimEFDTable
Maximum configured managers is 10.
Alarm profiles
Define profile for specific/group/all sources of alarm to use.
By default there are 4 profiles defined those defaults can not be edited.
You can define up to 96 new alarm profiles.
Each profile defines the severity for each possible alarm.
For profile definition you need to use 2 tables:
tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable general description of the profile
tsdimAlarmSevTable detailed information of this profile contents
If the severity can not be found within the relevant profile definition, the trap will use a
default (minor).
tsdimAlarmSevDefault
By default all sources pointed to profile #2 (=primary alarms)
tsdimIfAsapIndex (within opticsIMIfTable)
Open Alarm Table

Show the open alarms table
tsdimAPTTable
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Log
There are 2 log tables, one for alarm and the other for events
tsdimEventLogTable general description of each log (default maximum log size
=1000)
tsdimAlarmLogTable Log of all transmitted alarms
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Supported Alarms/Events
Alarms
OpticsIMAlarmLossOfFrameRaise
This notification reports the Loss Of Frame (LOF) defect raise.
The loss of frame (LOF) alarm appears when the frame sync is not recognizable, and the
out of frame (OOF) alarm persists for 3 ms.
1.3.6.1.4.1.637.54.1.1.5.1.40.3
Full path:
tsdimSnmpNEMib(5).tsdimSnmpNEMibObject(1).opticsIMCommonAlarms(40). opticsIMAlarmLossOfFrameRaise(3)
opticsIMAlarmTsfRaise
This notification reports the Trail Signal Fail (TSF) defect raise.
Alarm based on detection in the SDH or OTN transport network as defined in G.783 and
G.798. GFP Server Signal Fail events refer to GFP Loss of Frame Delineation events as
defined in the GFP state machine or propagation of TSF events to the GFP clients.

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Full path:
iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).private(4).enterprises(1).alcatel(637).ltt(54).tsdim(1).tsdimBasicMib(1)
.tsdimSnmpNEMib(5).tsdimSnmpNEMibObject(1).opticsIMCommonAlarms(40). opticsIMAlarmTsfRaise(35)
OpticsimClientSignalFailRaise
This notification reports the Client Signal Fail (CSF) defect raise.
CSF events refer to failure events detected in the client signal on ingress (communicated
to far-end by a CSF client management frame) or egress (client-specific mapping defects
such as payload errors).

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Full path:
tsdimSnmpNEMib(5).tsdimSnmpNEMibObject(1).opticsIMCommonAlarms(40). opticsimClientSignalFailRaise(55)
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OpticsIMAlarmExstensionHeaderMismatchRaise
This notification reports the Extension Header Mismatch (EXM) defect raise.
Alarm based on detection of EXI field value in ITU-T G.7041. This alarm appears when
the received Extension Header Identifier (EXI) is different from the expected EXI.
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Full path:
tsdimSnmpNEMib(5).tsdimSnmpNEMibObject(1).opticsIMCommonAlarms(40). opticsIMAlarmExstensionHeaderMismatchRaise(67)
opticsIMAlarmUserPayloadMismatchRaise
This notification reports the User Payload Mismatch (UPM) defect raise.
Alarm based on detection of UPI field value in ITU-T G.7041.This alarm appears when
the received User Payload Identifier (UPI) is different from the expected UPI.

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Full path:
tsdimSnmpNEMib(5).tsdimSnmpNEMibObject(1).opticsIMCommonAlarms(40). opticsIMAlarmUserPayloadMismatchRaise(69)
Events:
tsdimAVCNotification
Indicates a generic Attribute Value Change Event.
Type:
NOTIFICATION-TYPE
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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimAVCNotification(20)
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Binding:
1. tsdimEventObjectClassIdentifier
2. tsdimEventObjectInstanceIdentifier
3. tsdimEventNotificationId
4. tsdimEventTime
5. opticsIMAdditionalText
6. opticsIMAlarmType
This notification is being sent in the following cases:

SDH maximum speed change
Current SDH speed change
VC type change
tsdimStateChangeNotification
Indicates a generic State Change Event.

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Full path:
.tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimStateChangeNotification(21)
Binding:
4. tsdimEventTime
This notification is being sent currently when

Admin status is changed.
Oper status changed
Manager polling table change
tsdimObjectCreationNotification
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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimObjectCreationNotification(18)
Binding:
4. tsdimEventTime

Row status = creating new entry for:
Pm per port (ethAggrCDRxRowStatus/ ethAggrCDTxRowStatus)
Pm per Queue (ethAggrPerQueueCDRowStatus)
External manager for traps (opticsIMMgrPollingRowStatus)
tsdimObjectDeletionNotification

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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimObjectDeletionNotification(19)
Binding:
4. tsdimEventTime
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Row status = destroy entry for:
Pm per port (ethAggrCDRxRowStatus/ ethAggrCDTxRowStatus)
Pm per Queue (ethAggrPerQueueCDRowStatus)
External manager for traps (opticsIMMgrPollingRowStatus)
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MIB tables for alarm/trap/event management

This table contains the manager polling information. This polling mechanism is used in
order to simulate a connection-oriented association between Manager and Agent.
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1
Full path:
opticsIMCommRouMib(6).opticsIMCommRouMibObject(1).opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable(8)
opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable (manager list MIB)
opticsIMMgrPollingIndex
Running Index of the table Running index (1-100)

opticsIMMgrPollingIpAddress (RC)
IP address of the manager By default - the IP is taken from the SNMP

packet source IP address.
opticsIMMgrPollingUdpPort (RC)
UDP port Default 162 as in standard

opticsIMMgrPollingTimeOut (RC)
Future Use not relevant seconds

opticsIMMgrPollingRowStatus (RC)

the table Destroy
tsdimEFDTable
This table specifies which traps will be sent to which management system. This EFD
object is locked, via administrative state, by Agent when the first manager polling
time-out expires and it is deleted when the secondtime-outt expires.
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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimEFDTable(8)
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tsdimEFDTable (manager list MIB)
tsdimEFDIndex
Running Index of the table Ethernet interfaces value as in IfTable

tsdimEFDDest (RC)
IP address of the manager

tsdimEFDPort (RC)
UDP port Default 162 as in standard

tsdimEFDRowStatus (RC)

the table Destroy
tsdimEFDManagerIndex (RC)
Pointer to the equivalent index in Index number

TsdimAlarmSevDefault
The default severity value used for new profile index/trap ID pairs that have not yet been
modified.
This value is also used whenever an object's alarm severity profile index is set to 0. The
default value of this object is indeterminate(5).

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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimAlarmSevDefault(26)
TsdimAlarmSevProfileIndexNext
This object contains an appropriate value to be used for
tsdimAlarmSevProfileIndex when creating entries in the tsdimAlarmSevProfi-
leTable.
The value 1 indicates that no unassigned entries are available.
To obtain the index value for a new entry, the manager issues a management protocol
retrieval operation to obtain the current value of this object. After each retrieval, the agent
should modify the value to the next unassigned index (or -1).
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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimAlarmSevProfileIndexNext(27)
tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable
This table specifies which profiles exist. Deleting an entry in this table automatically
deletes the corresponding entries in the tsdimAlarmSeverityTable.

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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable(28)
tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable (alarm profile MIB)
tsdimAlarmSevProfileIndex
Index of the table

tsdimAlarmSevProfileRowStatus (RC)

the table Destroy
tsdimAlarmSevProfileUserLabel (RC)
Define the name of the profile Free string
tsdimAlarmSevTable
This table associates profile index and trap ID pairs with severities to be used for alarm
traps that have occurred. (Note that this table does not apply to cleared alarms.)
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Full path:
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tsdimAlarmSevTable (alarm profile MIB)
tsdimAlarmSevProfileIndex
1st index of the table Pointer to the tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable

index
tsdimAlarmSevTrapId (RC)
2nd index of table Trap id as defined by MIB

tsdimAlarmSevRowStatus (RC)

the table Destroy
tsdimAlarmSevSeverity (RC)
Severity for the alarm while it's a service 1critical

affective alarm 2major
3- minor
6-cleared (not an alarm)
tsdimAlarmSevSeverityNotServAff (RC)
Severity for the alarm while it's a not 1critical

service affective alarm 2major
3- minor
6-cleared ( = not an alarm)
tsdimAPTTable
This table defines the TSDIM APT table. Agent uses this table in order to store the active
alarms, while managing system can only read them.
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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimAPTTable(2)
tsdimAPTTable (log MIB)
tsdimAPTAlarmTimeIndex
1st index indicate the time the alarm Time ticks since 1970
occurred
tsdimAPTAlarmNotificationId
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tsdimAPTTable (log MIB)
2nd index - Sequence index

tsdimAPTAlarmProbableCause (RO)
The OID alarm description OID of trap as defined by MIB

(opticsIMCommonAlarms).
tsdimAPTAlarmObjectClassIdentifier (RO)
The number of nodes within Integer

tsdimAlarmLogObjectInstanceIdentifier
array
tsdimAPTAlarmObjectInstanceIdentifier (RO)
The OID which describe the alarm source OID array

tsdimAPTAlarmSeverity (RO)
The alarm severity while occurred 1critical

2major
3- minor
tsdimLogTable
This table defines the characteristics of the logs, both alarms and events, currently
maintained by the agent. It is a common table that describes the behavior of the two logs,
in-fact it contains generic attributes not related to the type of records stored inside logs.

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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimLogTable(3)
tsdimLogTable (log MIB)
tsdimLogIndex
Running Index of the table Running index (1-100)

tsdimLogObjectClassIdentifier (RO)
OID of the relevant pointed table (event or tsdimEventLogTable OID or

alarm) tsdimAlarmLogTable OID
tsdimLogAdminStatus (RW)
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tsdimLogTable (log MIB)
Admin condition 0 locked

1 unlocked (Default)
2- shutting down
tsdimLogOperStatus (RO)
Oper status of the log table 0 disabled

1 enabled (Default)
tsdimLogMaxSize (RO)
Max size of the log table Default 1000
tsdimAlarmLogTable
This table defines the TSDIM Alarm Log table. It is used to store the alarms generated by
SNMP NE.

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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimAlarmLogTable(5)
tsdimAlarmLogTable (log MIB)
tsdimAlarmLogTimeIndex
1st index indicate the time the alarm Time ticks since 1970
occurred
tsdimAlarmLogNotificationId
2nd index Sequence index Integer

tsdimAlarmLogProbableCause (RO)
The OID alarm description OID of trap as defined by MIB

tsdimAlarmLogObjectClassIdentifier (RO)

tsdimAlarmLogObjectInstanceIdentifier
array
tsdimAlarmLogObjectInstanceIdentifier (RO)
The OID which describe the alarm source OID array

tsdimAlarmLogSeverity (RO)
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tsdimAlarmLogTable (log MIB)
The alarm severity while occurred 1critical

2major
3- minor
6-cleared ( currently not an alarm)
This table contains information about single event notification not alarm. Entries in this
table are created automatically by Agent and they are never deleted because the Log
behavior is automatically set to Wrap, hence when no more entry will be created (log full)
new log entry will cause the deletion of the oldest one.

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Full path:
tsdimSupportMib(3).tsdimSupportMibObject(1).tsdimEventLogTable(4)
tsdimEventLogTable (log MIB)
tsdimEventLogEventTimeIndex
1st index indicate the time the event Time ticks since 1970
occurred
tsdimEventLogNotificationId
2nd index Sequence index Integer

tsdimEventLogEventType (RO)
Type of event 3 attribute change

4 state change
tsdimEventLogObjectInstanceIdentifier (RO)

tsdimEventLogObjectClassIdentifier
array
tsdimEventLogObjectClassIdentifier (RO)
The OID which describe the event object OID array

which has change
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Alarms and events
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Enable trap manager

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1 Set the manager information in opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable.

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2 Set the manager information in tsdimEFDTable (set the index of the previous table in
tsdimEFDManagerIndex field).
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3 Check the default severity profile pointer for each source (tsdimIfAsapIndex).
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4 Check the alarm profile definitions, if needed, create a new alarm profile
(tsdimAlarmSevTable) and change the pointed profile for the required source (step 3
again).
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N D O F S T E P S
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Remove manager from manager list

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1 Get from tsdimEFDTable the index pointed to the relevant row of

opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable (tsdimEFDManagerIndex).
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2 Delete the row from tsdimEFDTable.

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3 Use the Index retrieved before (index = tsdimEFDManagerIndex) to delete the row
from opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable.
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N D O F S T E P S
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Alarms and events
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Upload manager address

GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-COMMROU-MIB:: opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable

OUT ARG OpticIMCsgVar::AttrList:

AttrVal.instance[0] = opticsIMMgrPollingIndex (running index)
According to the column:

AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-COMMROU-MIB:: opticsIMMgrPollingIpAddress
AttrVal.type = IpAddress
AttrVal.val = IP address of manager
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-COMMROU-MIB:: opticsIMMgrPollingUdpPort
AttrVal.type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = UDP port for sending traps
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-COMMROU-MIB:: opticsIMMgrPollingRowStatus
AttrVal.val = active / notInService
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tsdimEFDTable
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEFDTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = tsdimEFDIndex (running index)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEFDDest
AttrVal.type = IpAddress
AttrVal.val = IP address of manager
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEFDPort
AttrVal.val = UDP port for sending traps
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEFDRowStatus
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEFDManagerIndex
AttrVal.val = the index of the parallel row in opticsIMMgrPollingInfoTable
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Upload alarm profile information

tsdimIfAsapIndex
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SNMPNE-MIB:: opticsIMIfTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = ifIndex (interface id as in ifTable)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SNMPNE-MIB:: tsdimIfAsapIndex
AttrVal.val = index of the profile defined in tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable
tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = tsdimAlarmSevProfileIndex (running index)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmSevProfileRowStatus
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmSevProfileUserLabel
AttrVal.type = OCTET STRING
AttrVal.val = free string which describe the name of the profile
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tsdimAlarmSevTable
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmSevTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = tsdimAlarmSevProfileIndex (pointer to the relevant profile index in
tsdimAlarmSevProfileTable )
AttrVal.instance[1] = tsdimAlarmSevTrapId (trap id index as deined in opticsIMCommonAlarms)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmSevSeverity
AttrVal.val = 1- critical , 2 major , 3 - minor
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmSevSeverityNotServAff
AttrVal.val = 1- critical , 2 major , 3 - minor
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Upload open alarm table

tsdimAPTTable
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAPTTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = tsdimAPTAlarmTimeIndex (time which the alarm occur)
AttrVal.instance[1] = tsdimAPTAlarmNotificationId (sequence number of the trap)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAPTAlarmObjectClassIdentifier
AttrVal.val = number of nodes
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAPTAlarmObjectInstanceIdentifier
AttrVal.type = OBJECT IDENTIFIER
AttrVal.val = OID description
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAPTAlarmProbableCause
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAPTAlarmSeverity
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Alarms and events
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Upload log tables

tsdimLogTable
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: TsdimLogTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = tsdimLogIndex (sequence number of the log)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimLogObjectClassIdentifier
AttrVal.val = identify the log table
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimLogAdminStatus
AttrVal.val = 0 - locked/ 1 unlocked / 2- shutting down
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimLogOperStatus
AttrVal.val = 0 - disabled , 1-enabled
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimLogMaxSize
AttrVal.val = max size of log table
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tsdimAlarmLogTable
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmLogTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = tsdimAlarmLogTimeIndex (time which the alarm occur)
AttrVal.instance[1] = tsdimAlarmLogNotificationId (sequence number of the trap)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmLogProbableCause
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmLogObjectClassIdentifier
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmLogObjectClassIdentifier
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAlarmLogSeverity
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tsdimEventLogTable
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimAPTTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = tsdimEventLogEventTimeIndex (time which the event occur)
AttrVal.instance[1] = tsdimEventLogNotificationId (sequence number of this event)

AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEventLogEventType
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEventLogObjectClassIdentifier
or
AttrVal.oid = TSDIM-SUPPORT-MIB:: tsdimEventLogObjectInstanceIdentifier
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Overview
Supported counters
The PM supports the following counters for RX:
TRCO Total received Octets
TRCF Total Received Frames
TDF Total Discard Frames
The PM supports the following counters for TX:
TTO Total Received Octets
TTF Total Transmitted Frames
TDF Total Discard Frames
There are 3 types of counters:
Current free running counters, those counters are available for Ethernet interface
which are activated (admin up status on IfTable). Those counters can be reset to zero
while required. You can delete & create the PM collection operation for those
counters. While deleting the PM collection, those counters will not be available in the
history table as well and their historic information will be deleted.
History counters for each interval time, there are 2 granularities for those interval,
15 minutes & 24 hours. The 15 minutes granularity collect the previous 96 intervals
and the 24 hours granularity collect 2 intervals latest 24 hours and the current one
since last midnight. The history RX/TX PM is available for interfaces which are
retrievable on the current RX/TX tables.
Maintenance Those counters are free running HW counters which start their
collection on system initiation and available regardless the admin status of the
interfaces. Those counters can not be controlled.
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MIB tables for PM per port

ethAggrCDRxTable
Current RX counters as defined above.
ethAggrCDRxTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex
Index of the table Ethernet interfaces value as in IfTable

ethAggrCDRxTRCF (RO)
TRCF (counter 64 bits) The number of Ethernet frames received

correctly by the Virtual Ethernet Interface.
ethAggrCDRxTRCO (RO)
TRCO (counter 64 bits) The number of octets of Ethernet frames

received correctly by the Virtual Ethernet
Interface, including Ethernet headers
characters.
ethAggrCDRxTDF (RO)
TDF (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrCDRxStartTime (RO)
Date & Time since last reset Time ticks since 1970
ethAggrCDRxResetCounter (RW)
Reset the counters True(1)/False(2)

ethAggrCDRxRowStatus (RC)

the table Destroy (default =Active as in IfTable)
ethAggrCDTxTable
Current TX counters as defined above.
ethAggrCDTxTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex

ethAggrCDTxTTF (RO)
TTF (counter 64 bits) The number of Ethernet frames transmitted

out by the Virtual Ethernet Interface.
ethAggrCDTxTTO (RO)
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ethAggrCDTxTable (PM MIB)
TTO (counter 64 bits) The number of octets of Ethernet frames

transmitted out by the Virtual Ethernet
Interface, including Ethernet headers
characters.
ethAggrCDTxTDF (RO)

ethAggrCDTxStartTime (RO)
Date & Time since last reset Timeticks since 1970

ethAggrCDTxResetCounter (RW)

ethAggrCDTxRowStatus (RC)

ethAggrHDRxTable
History RX counters as defined above.
ethAggrHDRxTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex (#1)
1st Index of the table interface index Ethernet interfaces value as in IfTable
ethAggrHDRxGranularityPeriod (#2)
2nd Index of the table - Granularity of the 1 15 minutes

interval 2 24 hours
ethAggrHDRxPeriodEndtime (#3)
3rd Index of the table The end of period Time ticks since 1970
time while this interval counters were
collected
ethAggrHDRxIndex (#4)
4th index of the table The period number 0 -95 while 0 is the current interval since
relative to the current time the last globular interval time. And the x
period interval is x times intervals previous
to the current one.
ethAggrHDRxTRCF (RO)
TRCF (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrHDRxTRCO (RO)
TRCO (counter 64 bits)
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ethAggrHDRxTable (PM MIB)
ethAggrHDRxTDF (RO)

ethAggrHDRxSuspectIntervalFlag (RO)
Indicating if there might be a problem with 1 = Truth (should be suspected)

this interval collection (for ex. the 2 = False (should not be suspected)
operation status was partially down, the
clock has changed during this interval etc')
ethAggrHDTxTable
History TX counters as defined above.
ethAggrHDTxTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex (#1)
ethAggrHDTxGranularityPeriod (#2)

interval 2 24 hours
ethAggrHDTxPeriodEndtime (#3)
3rd Index of the table The end of period Time ticks since 1970
collected
ethAggrHDTxIndex (#4)
4th index of the table The period number 0 -95 while 0 is the current interval since
relative to the current time the last globular interval time. And the x
to the current one.
ethAggrHDTxTTF (RO)
TTF (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrHDTxTTO (RO)
TTO (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrHDTxTDF (RO)

ethAggrHDTxSuspectIntervalFlag (RO)
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ethAggrMainRxTable
Maintenance counters as defined above.
ethAggrMainRxTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex

ethAggrMainRxTRCF (RO)
TRCF (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrMainRxTRCO (RO)
TRCO (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrMainRxTDF (RO)
ethAggrMainTxTable
Maintenance counters as defined above.
ethAggrMainTxTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex

ethAggrMainTxTTF (RO)
TTF (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrMainTxTTO (RO)
TTO (counter 64 bits)

ethAggrMainTxTDF (RO)
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Creating collection of PM (RX & TX)

By default the collection is open for activated (ifTable) interfaces; the PM rowStatus
default is active.
Set IN ARG OpticIMCsgVar::AttrList

AttrList[0].instance[0] = interface ifIndex (ethernet type)
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrCDRxRowStatus
AttrList[0].type = INTEGER
AttrList[0].val = RowStatus_createAndGo
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrCDTxRowStatus
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Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX)

This will delete also all history information.

AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrCDRxRowStatus
AttrList[0].val = RowStatus_destroy
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrCDTxRowStatus
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Resetting current counters of PM (RX & TX)

Resetting the current counters will resume all the PM collection.
Limitation: In the 5.3 version the reset is done via re setting the ethAggrCDRxRowStatus
or ethAggrCDTxRowStatus as in Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) (p. 1-57)

AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrCDRxResetCounter
AttrList[0].val = true (1)
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrCDTxResetCounter
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Upload PM Information
Current Rx Counter Upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDRxTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = interface ifIndex (Ethernet type index from ifTable)
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDRxTRCF
AttrVal.type = Counter64 (64 bits)
AttrVal.val = Number of received frames
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDRxTRCO
AttrVal.val = Number of received octets
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDRxTDF
AttrVal.val = Number of discarded frames
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDRxRowStatus
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDRxStartTime
AttrVal.type = TimeTicks
AttrVal.val = date & time by seconds since 1970 that the current counters collection have started
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Current Tx Counter Upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDTxTable


AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDTxTTF
AttrVal.val = Number of transmitted frames
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDTxTTO
AttrVal.val = Number of transmitted octets
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDTxTDF
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDTxRowStatus
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrCDTxStartTime
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Maintenance Rx Counter Upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMaintRxTable


AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMainRxTRCF
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMainRxTRCO
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMainRxTDF
Maintenance Tx Counter Upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMaintTxTable


AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMainTxTTF
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMainTxTTO
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMainTxTDF
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History Rx Counter Upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDRxTable


AttrVal.instance[1] = ethAggrHDRxGranularityPeriod (1=15 minutes 2=24 hours)
AttrVal.instance[2] = ethAggrHDRxPeriodEndtime (timeticks since 1970 while the end of interval
occurred)
AttrVal.instance[3] = ethAggrHDRxIndex (index which indicate the relative number of history
period relative to the current period=0)
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDRxTRCF
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDRxTRCO
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDRxTDF
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDRxSuspectIntervalFlag
AttrVal.val = Truth or False if this interval is suspected to be not correctly & fully collected during all
interval time
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History Tx Counter Upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDTxTable


AttrVal.instance[1] = ethAggrHDTxGranularityPeriod (1=15 minutes 2=24 hours)
AttrVal.instance[2] = ethAggrHDTxPeriodEndtime (timeticks since 1970 while the end of interval
occurred)
AttrVal.instance[3] = ethAggrHDTxIndex (index which indicate the relative number of history
period relative to the current period=0)
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDTxTTF
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDTxTTO
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDTxTDF
or
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDTxSuspectIntervalFlag
AttrVal.val = Truth or False if this interval is suspected to be not correctly & fully collected during all
interval time
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Overview
PM per queue presents the Performance Monitoring for each queue.
There are currently 8 queues per port and they are equivalent to the TD type as follow:
1-bestEffortService, 2-regulatedService, 3-guaranteedService, 5-backgroundService
6-regulated4Service, 7-regulated3Service, 8-regulated1Service, 9-guaranteed2Service
The PM per queue supports the following counters:
TCF Total Conforming (green) Frames
TnCF Total non Conforming (yellow) Frames
DiscardTCF Total Discard Conforming (green) Frames
DiscardTnCF Total Discard non Conforming (yellow) Frames
TCO Total Conforming (green) Octets
TnCO Total non Conforming (yellow) Octets
DiscardTCO Total Discard Conforming (green) Octets
DiscardTnCO Total Discard non Conforming (yellow) Octets
Current free running counters, those counters are available for Ethernet interface
which are activated (admin up status on IfTable). Those counters can be reset to zero
while required. You can delete & create the PM collection operation for those
counters. While deleting the PM collection, those counters will not be available in the
history table as well and their historic information will be deleted.
Maintenance Those counters are free running HW counters which start their
collection on system initiation and available regardless the admin status of the
interfaces. Those counters can not be controlled.
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MIB tables for PM per queue

ethAggrPerQueueCDTable
Current counters as defined above.
ethAggrPerQueueCDTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex
1st Index of the table Ethernet interfaces value as in IfTable

ethAggrPerQueueIndex
2nd Index Queue description Equivalent to Trafic Descriptor type:

1. bestEffortService
2. regulatedService
3. guaranteedService
4. groupedService (not supported)
5. backgroundService
6. regulated4Service
9. guaranteed2Service
ethAggrPerQueueCDTCF (RO)
Total Conforming Frames-green (counter counter 64 bits

64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDTnCF (RO)
Total Non Conforming Frames-yellow counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDDiscardTCF (RO)
Total Discard Conforming Frames-green counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDDiscardTnCF (RO)
Total Discard Non Conforming counter 64 bits

Frames-yellow (counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDTCO (RO)
Total Conforming Octets-green (counter 64 counter 64 bits

bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDTnCO (RO)
Total Non Conforming Octets -yellow counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDDiscardTCO (RO)
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ethAggrPerQueueCDTable (PM MIB)
Total Discard Conforming Octets -green counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDDiscardTnCO(RO)
Total Discard Non Conforming Octets counter 64 bits

-yellow (counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueCDStartTime (RO)
ethAggrPerQueueCDResetCounter (RW)

ethAggrPerQueueCDRowStatus (RC)

ethAggrPerQueueHDTable
History counters as defined above.
ethAggrPerQueueHDTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex (#1)
ethAggrPerQueueIndex (#2)
2nd Index Queue description Equivalent to Trafic Descriptor type:

2. regulatedService
ethAggrPerQueueHDGranularityPeriod (#3)

interval 2 24 hours
ethAggrPerQueueHDPeriodEndtime (#4)
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ethAggrPerQueueHDTable (PM MIB)
4th Index of the table The end of period Time ticks since 1970
collected
ethAggrPerQueueIndex (#5)
5th index of the table The period number 0-2 while 0 is the current interval since the
relative to the current time last globular interval time. And the x
to the current one.
ethAggrPerQueueHDTCF (RO)

64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDTnCF (RO)

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTCF(RO)
Total Discard Conforming Frames-green counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTnCF (RO)
Total Discard Non Conforming counter 64 bits

Frames-yellow (counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDTCO (RO)
Total Conforming Octets-green (counter 64 counter 64 bits

bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDTnCO (RO)
Total Non Conforming Octets -yellow counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTCO (RO)
Total Discard Conforming Octets -green counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTnCO (RO)
Total Discard Non Conforming Octets counter 64 bits

-yellow (counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueHDSuspectIntervalFlag (RO)

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ethAggrPerQueueMaintTable
Maintenance counters as defined above
ethAggrMainTable (PM MIB)
ifIndex

ethAggrPerQueueIndex
2nd Index Quesu description Equivalent to Trafic Descriptor type:

2. regulatedService
ethAggrPerQueueMainTCF (RO)

64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueMainTnCF (RO)

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueMainDiscardTCF (RO)
Total Discard Conforming Frames - green counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueMainDiscardTnCF (RO)
Total Discard Non Conforming Frames - counter 64 bits

yellow (counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueMainTCO(RO)
Total Conforming Octets - green (counter counter 64 bits

64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueMainTnCO(RO)
Total Non Conforming Octets - yellow counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueMainDiscardTCO (RO)
Total Discard Conforming Octets - green counter 64 bits

(counter 64 bits)
ethAggrPerQueueMainDiscardTnCO (RO)
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Total Discard Non Conforming Octets - counter 64 bits

yellow (counter 64 bits)
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Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue

By default the collection is open for activated (ifTable) interfaces; the PM rowStatus
default is active.

AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrPerQueueCDRowStatus
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Resetting current counters of PM (RX & TX) per queue


AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrPerQueueCDResetCounter
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Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue


AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMETSMib:: ethAggrPerQueueCDRowStatus
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Upload PM per queue information

Current counter upload (per queue)
GetTable
IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB::
ethAggrPerQueueCDTable
OUT ARG
AttrVal.instance[1] = ethAggrPerQueueIndex (Queue index according to TD type)
AttrVal.oid AttrVal.type AttrVal.val
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueu- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of conforming (green) frames

eCDTCF
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCDT- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of non conforming (yellow) frames
nCF
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCD- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded conforming (green) frames
DiscardTCF
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCD- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded non conforming (yellow)
DiscardTnCF frames
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueu- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of conforming (green) octets
eCDTCO
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCDT- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of Non conforming (yellow) octets
nCO
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCD- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded conforming (green) octets
DiscardTCO
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCD- Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded non conforming octets
DiscardTnCO
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCD- INTEGER active / notInService

RowStatus
OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrPerQueueCD- TimeTicks date & time by seconds since 1970 that the current
StartTime counters collection have started
Maintenance counter upload (per queue)

GetTable
ethAggrPerQueueMaintTable
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ethAggrPerQueueMaintTCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of conforming (green) frames
ethAggrPerQueueMaintTnCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of non conforming (yellow) frames

ethAggrPerQueueMaintDiscardTCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded conforming (green) frames
ethAggrPerQueueMaintDiscardTnCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded non conforming (yellow)

frames
ethAggrPerQueueMaintTCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of conforming (green) octets
ethAggrPerQueueMaintTnCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of Non conforming (yellow) octets

ethAggrPerQueueMaintDiscardTCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded conforming (green) octets
ethAggrPerQueueMaintDiscardTnCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded non conforming octets
History counter upload (per queue)

GetTable
ethAggrHDRxTable
AttrVal.instance[2] = ethAggrHDRxGranularityPeriod (1=15 minutes 2=24 hours)
AttrVal.instance[3] = ethAggrHDRxPeriodEndtime (timeticks since 1970 while the
end of interval occurred)
AttrVal.instance[4] = ethAggrHDRxIndex (index which indicate the relative number
of history period relative to the current period=0)
ethAggrPerQueueHDTCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of conforming (green) frames

ethAggrPerQueueHDTnCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of non conforming (yellow) frames
ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded conforming (green) frames
ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTnCF Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded non conforming (yellow)

frames
ethAggrPerQueueHDTCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of conforming (green) octets
ethAggrPerQueueHDTnCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of Non conforming (yellow) octets
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ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded conforming (green) octets
ethAggrPerQueueHDDiscardTnCO Counter64 (64 bits) Number of discarded non conforming octets

ethAggrHDRxSuspectIntervalFlag INTEGER Truth or False if this interval is suspected to be not
correctly and fully collected during all interval time
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Overview
Supported counters
There are 6 types of inflow counters:
TRCFg Received Green Frames (CIR service)
TRCOg Received Green Octets (CIR service)
TRCFy Received Yellow Frames (EIR service)
TRCOy Received Yellow Octets (EIR service)
TRCFr Received Red Frames (policing discard)
TRCOr Received Red Octets (policing discard)
There are 4 types of outflow counters:
TTFg Transmit Green Frames (CIR service)
TTOg Transmit Green Octets (CIR service)
TTFy Transmit Yellow Frames (EIR service)
TTOy Transmit Yellow Octets (EIR service)
TDFg Discarded Green Frames (CIR service)
TDOg Discarded Green Octets (CIR service)
TDFy Discarded Yellow Frames (EIR service)
TDOy Discarded Yellow Octets (EIR service)
Current free running counters, those counters are available for flows that their
related XC is activated. Those counters can be reset to zero while required. You can
delete & create the PM collection operation for those counters. While deleting the PM
collection, those counters will not be available in the history table as well and their
historic information will be deleted.
Maintenance - Those counters are free running HW counters which start their
collection on XC activation of the related flow and available regardless the admin
status of the PM. Those counters can not be controlled.
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MIB tables for PM per flow

etsInFlowCDTable
Current Inflow counters as defined above.
EtsInflowCDTable (PM MIB)
opticsIMETSInFlowIndex
Index of the table ETS inflow index as in OpticsIMETSInFlowTable

etsInFlowCDTRCFg (RO)
TRCFg (counter 64 bits)

etsInFlowCDTRCOg (RO)
TRCOg (counter 64 bits)

etsInFlowCDTRCFy (RO)
TRCFy (counter 64 bits)

etsInFlowCDTRCOy (RO)
TRCOy (counter 64 bits)

etsInFlowCDTRCFr (RO)
TRCFr (counter 64 bits)

etsInFlowCDTRCOr (RO)
TRCOr (counter 64 bits)

etsInFlowCDStartTime (RO)
etsInFlowCDResetCounter (RW)

etsInFlowCDRowStatus (RC)
Used to create, modify or delete a CreateAndWait, Active, NotInService, or Destroy

row in the table (default =Active as in IfTable)
etsOutFlowCDTable
Current Outflow counters as defined above.
EtsOutflowCDTable (PM MIB)
opticsIMETSOutFlowIndex
Index of the table ETS outflow index as in OpticsIMETSOutFlowTable
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EtsOutflowCDTable (PM MIB)
etsOutFlowCDTTFg (RO)
TTFg (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDTTOg (RO)
TTOg (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDTTFy (RO)
TTFy (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDTTOy (RO)
TTOy (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDTDFg (RO)
TDFg (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDTDOg (RO)
TDOg (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDTDFy (RO)
TDFy (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDTDOy (RO)
TDOy (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowCDStartTime (RO)
etsOutFlowCDResetCounter (RW)

etsOutFlowCDRowStatus (RC)
Used to create, modify or delete a CreateAndWait, Active, NotInService, or Destroy

row in the table (default =Active as in IfTable)
etsInFlowHDTable
History Inflow counters as defined above.
EtsInflowHDTable (PM MIB)
opticsIMETSInFlowIndex (#1)
1st Index of the table - inflow index ETS inflow index as in OpticsIMETSInFlowTable
etsInFlowHDGranularityPeriod (#2)
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EtsInflowHDTable (PM MIB)
2nd Index of the table - Granularity 1 - 15 minutes

of the interval
2 - 24 hours
etsInFlowHDPeriodEndtime (#3)
3rd Index of the table - The end of Time ticks since 1970
period time while this interval
counters were collected
etsInFlowHDIndex (#4)
4th index of the table - The period 0-31 while 0 is the current interval since the last globular
number relative to the current time interval time. And the x period interval is x times intervals
previous to the current one. (while index #2=2 , the index
range is 0-1)
etsInFlowHDTRCFg (RO)

etsInFlowHDTRCOg (RO)

etsInFlowHDTRCFy (RO)

etsInFlowHDTRCOy (RO)

etsInFlowHDTRCFr (RO)

etsInFlowHDTRCOr (RO)

etsInFlowHDSuspectIntervalFlag (RO)
Indicating if there might be a 1 = Truth (should be suspected)

problem with this interval
collection (for ex. - the operation
status was partially down, the clock 2 = False (should not be suspected)
has changed during this interval
etc')
etsOutFlowHDTable
History Outflow counters as defined above.
EtsOutflowHDTable (PM MIB)
opticsIMETSOutFlowIndex (#1)
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EtsOutflowHDTable (PM MIB)
1st Index of the table - outflow ETS outflow index as in OpticsIMETSOutFlowTable

index
etsOutFlowHDGranularityPeriod (#2)
2nd Index of the table - Granularity 1 - 15 minutes

of the interval
2 - 24 hours
etsOutFlowHDPeriodEndtime (#3)
3rd Index of the table - The end of Time ticks since 1970
period time while this interval
counters were collected
etsOutFlowHDIndex (#4)
4th index of the table - The period 0-31 while 0 is the current interval since the last globular
number relative to the current time interval time. And the x period interval is x times intervals
previous to the current one. (while index #2=2 , the index
range is 0-1)
etsOutFlowHDTTFg (RO)

etsOutFlowHDTTOg (RO)

etsOutFlowHDTTFy (RO)

etsOutFlowHDTTOy (RO)

etsOutFlowHDTDFg (RO)

etsOutFlowHDTDOg (RO)
TDOg (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowHDTDFy (RO)

etsOutFlowHDTDOy (RO)
TDOy (counter 64 bits)

etsOutFlowHDSuspectIntervalFlag (RO)
Indicating if there might be a 1 = Truth (should be suspected)

problem with this interval
collection (for ex. - the operation
status was partially down, the 2 = False (should not be suspected)
clock has changed during this
interval etc')
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etsInFlowMaintTable
Maintenance Inflow counters as defined above.
EtsInflowMaintTable (PM MIB)
opticsIMETSInFlowIndex
Index of the table ETS inflow index as in OpticsIMETSInFlowTable

etsInFlowMaintTRCFg (RO)

etsInFlowMaintTRCOg (RO)

etsInFlowMaintTRCFy (RO)

etsInFlowMaintTRCOy (RO)

etsInFlowMaintTRCFr (RO)

etsInFlowMaintTRCOr (RO)
etsOutFlowMaintTable
Maintenance outflow counters as defined above.
EtsOutflowMaintTable (PM MIB)
opticsIMETSOutFlowIndex
Index of the table ETS outflow index as in OpticsIMETSOutFlowTable

etsOutFlowMaintTTFg (RO)

etsOutFlowMaintTTOg (RO)

etsOutFlowMaintTTFy (RO)

etsOutFlowMaintTTOy (RO)
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etsOutFlowMaintTDFg (RO)

etsOutFlowMaintTDFy (RO)
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Creating collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow)

By default the collection of PM per flow is deactivated.
9.3 Set IN ARG OpticIMCsgVar::AttrList

AttrList[0].instance[0] = inflow index - opticsIMETSInFlowIndex
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMEthPmMib:: etsInFlowCDRowStatus
9.3 Set IN ARG OpticIMCsgVar::AttrList
AttrList[0].instance[0] = outflow index - opticsIMETSOutFlowIndex
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMEthPmMib:: etsOutFlowCDRowStatus
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Resetting current counters of PM per flow (inflow & outflow)


AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMEthPmMib:: etsInFlowCDResetCounter
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMEthPmMib:: etsOutFlowCDResetCounter
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Deleting collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow)


AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMEthPmMib:: etsInFlowCDRowStatus
AttrList[0].oid = opticsIMEthPmMib:: etsOutFlowCDRowStatus
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Upload PM per flow information

Current inflow counter upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: EtsInflowCDTable

AttrVal.instance[0] = inflow index - opticsIMETSInFlowIndex
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDTRCFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDTRCOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDTRCFy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDTRCOy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDTRCFr
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDTRCOr
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDRowStatus
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowCDStartTime
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Current outflow counter upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: EtsOutflowCDTable

AttrVal.instance[0] = outflow index - opticsIMETSOutFlowIndex
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTTFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTTOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTTFy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTTOy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTDFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTDOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTDFy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDTDOy
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AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDRowStatus
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowCDStartTime
Maintenance inflow counter upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: EtsInflowMaintTable

AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowMaintTRCFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowMaintTRCOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowMaintTRCFy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowMaintTRCOy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowMaintTRCFr
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowMaintTRCOr
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Maintenance outflow counter upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrMaintTxTable

AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowMaintTTFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowMaintTTOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowMaintTTFy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowMaintTTOy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowMaintTDFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowMaintTDFy
History inflow counter upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDRxTable

AttrVal.instance[1] = etsInFlowHDGranularityPeriod (1=15 minutes 2=24 hours)
AttrVal.instance[2] = etsInFlowHDPeriodEndtime (timeticks since 1970 while the end of interval occurred)
AttrVal.instance[3] = etsInFlowHDIndex (index which indicate the relative number of history period relative to the
current period=0)
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AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowHDTRCFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowHDTRCOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowHDTRCFy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowHDTRCOy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowHDTRCFr
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowHDTRCOr
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsInFlowHDSuspectIntervalFlag
AttrVal.val = Truth or False if this interval is suspected to be not correctly & fully collected during all interval time
History outflow counter upload
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: ethAggrHDTxTable

AttrVal.instance[1] = etsOutFlowHDGranularityPeriod (1=15 minutes 2=24 hours)
AttrVal.instance[2] = etsOutFlowHDPeriodEndtime (timeticks since 1970 while the end of interval occurred)
AttrVal.instance[3] = etsOutFlowHDIndex (index which indicate the relative number of history period relative to
the current period=0)
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AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTTFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTTOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTTFy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTTOy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTDFg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTDOg
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTDFy
AttrVal.type = Counter64 (64 bits) AttrVal.val = Number of transmitted octets
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDTDOy
or:
AttrVal.oid = OPTICSIM-ETHPM-MIB:: etsOutFlowHDSuspectIntervalFlag
AttrVal.val = Truth or False if this interval is suspected to be not correctly & fully collected during all interval time
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Overview
Purpose
Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ) is a packet scheduling technique that allows for
guaranteed bandwidth services.
Contents
Ethernet WRR modification 1-94

WRR mode 1-96
WRR weight 1-97
WRR profile 1-98
WRR upload 1-99
WRR limitation 1-103
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Ethernet WRR modification

The Weighted Round Robin (WRR) feature enables the user to configure the weights of
the WFQ.
The ports can work in two modes:
Automatic mode when ports use the default weight configuration. For automatic
mode, the user does not have to configure the queues in the ports.
Manual mode when ports use manually configured weights. It is mandatory to
manually allocate weights (other than 0) and a Queue-Type (profile) for each of the
queues on the port.
When a port is created, it is configured to automatic mode by default.
There are 16 hard-coded queue-types (profiles) that consist of the parameters mentioned
above:
Q length
EIR WRED low threshold
EIR WRED high threshold
CIR WRED low threshold
CIR WRED high threshold
The following are the profiles parameters:
EIR min from this threshold till EIR Max, graceful (probabilistic) yellow packets
will be discarded
EIR max above this threshold, all yellow packets will be discarded
CIR min from this threshold till CIR Max, graceful (probabilistic) green packets
will be discarded
CIR max above this thresholds, all green packets will be discarded
Queue EIR min EIR max CIR min CIR max

profile
KB KB KB KB
1 64 128 320 576
2 64 192 384 640
3 128 256 448 704
4 192 320 512 768
5 256 448 640 896
6 384 576 768 1024
7 576 768 1024 1280
8 704 896 1152 1408
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Queue EIR min EIR max CIR min CIR max

profile
KB KB KB KB
9 960 1152 1408 1664
10 64 128 64 128
11 256 448 1408 1664
12 1408 1728 2560 3200
13 2560 3200 2560 3200
14 128 256 1024 1280
15 64 256 1024 1664
Note: It is not recommended to use a queue type that causes a delay of more than
50-100 ms in order to avoid aging discards.
The actual weight is the rounded weight value of the user configuration. The rounding is
calculated upwards to the smallest value higher than or equal to the user configuration
according to the valid values specified in the following list:
625, 650, 675, 800, 850, 900, 950, 1000, 1050, 1100, 1150, 1200, 1250, 1300, 1350,
1400, 1450, 1500, 1550, 1600, 1700, 1800, 1900, 2000, 2100, 2200, 2300, 2400,
2500, 2600, 2700, 2800, 2900, 3000, 3100, 3200, 3400, 3600, 3800, 4000, 4200,
4400, 4600, 4800, 5000, 5200, 5600, 6000, 6400, 6800, 7200, 7600, 8400, 9200,
10000
While the port is a LAG member, it is not allowed to specifically configure any of the wrr
paramters. When the wrr parameters are updated into a LAG group, the update is copied
to all its members. When a port is deleted from the LAG, the port keeps the same wrr
values it received when it belonged to the LAG group.
See also WRR limitation (p. 1-103).
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WRR mode
Setting the WRR mode for an interface consists of executing the following action:
The sequence of actions is the following:
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1 Set the WRR mode in the opticsES64WRRTable.

The sequence of operations is detailed in the next table:
Set OpticIMCsgVar::AttrVal
AttrVal.instance[0] = InterfaceIndex
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64WRRManualConfiguration
AttrVal.val = Manual (1) / Automatic mode (2). default value 2.
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WRR weight
Setting the WRR weight for a specific WFQ for an interface consists of executing the
following action:
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1 Set the WRR weight in the opticsES64WRRTable.

AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64RequiredQueue[3-8]WrrManualWeight
AttrVal.val = [0, 625 10,000] default value 0.
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WRR profile
Setting the WRR profile for a specific queue for an interface consists of executing the
following action:
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1 Set the WRR Weight in the opticsES64WRRTable.

AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64Queue[1-8]ManualProfile
AttrVal.val = [0-15] default value 0.
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WRR upload
Uploading the WRR interface consists in getting the opticsES64WRRTable contents.
GetMulti IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OIDList:

Column ColumnOidList[0] = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64WRRManualConfiguration
ColumnOidList[1] = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64RequiredQueue1WrrManualWeight
ColumnOidList[9] = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64Queue1ManualProfile
ColumnOidList[17] = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64ActualQueue1WrrManualWeight
For each interface found, for each required column, the following info are returned in AttrList:
AttrVal.instance[0] = index of the interface (=>termination identifier)
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64WRRManualConfiguration
AttrVal.val = WRR manual mode. Automatic / Manual
or:
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64RequiredQueue1WrrManualWeight
AttrVal.val = manual weight for gua queue. Always 0. not in use.
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AttrVal.val = manual weight for gua2 queue. Always 0. not in use.
or:
AttrVal.val = manual weight for reg1 queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
AttrVal.val = manual weight for reg queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
or:
or:
AttrVal.val = manual weight for be queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
AttrVal.val = manual weight for bg queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64Queue1ManualProfileAttrVal
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = profile (Q-type) for gua queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64Queue2ManualProfileAttrVal.
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = profile (Q-type) for gua2 queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = profile (Q-type) for reg1 queue. Affect only on manual mode.
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type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = profile (Q-type) for reg queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
type = INTEGER
or:
type = INTEGER
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = profile (Q-type) for be queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = profile (Q-type) for bg queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: opticsES64ActualQueue1WrrManualWeight.
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = actual weight for gua queue. Always 0, not in use.
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = actual weight for gua2 queue. Always 0, not in use.
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = actual weight for reg1 queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = actual weight for reg queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
type = INTEGER
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type = INTEGER
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = actual weight for be queue. Affect only on manual mode.
or:
type = INTEGER
AttrVal.val = actual weight for bg queue. Affect only on manual mode.
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WRR limitation
Aging
Aging is a HW process by which frames are removed from the memory after a given
period of time. This time is not fixed, but determined by the HW behavior of the memory.
Under typical conditions this time is around 50 msec. As both CIR and EIR traffic are
buffered together, buffering EIR can cause CIR latency to increase beyond the aging
threshold and cause CIR discard. Below we supply guidelines on how to configure the
system to reduce CIR discard due to aging.
Queue profile guidelines

The choice of the queue profile is intended to yield buffer thresholds that are as large as
possible, to accommodate for bursts, but to still prevent CIR frames from aging.
The aging time depends quite a lot on the traffic statistics, but generally speaking, the
following parameters are the most important:
Total ES64U input rate. The smaller the total rate of TM is the less chance of aging. If
the input rate is unknown, the worst case is 20G.
Average packet size of all input traffic, not just for the required port. Worst case is 64
Byte. Shorter frames cause the packet memory to be used less efficiently. This factor
becomes less pronounced beyond ~ 400 bytes per frame.
Average packet size per port determined the effective data rate of this port, and affects
the bandwidth allocated to WFQ queues, see next bullet.
BW associated with the relevant queue. This is based on the port capacity, the
GUA+GUA2 rates and the WFQ weights. If the leftover rate is known, the rate per
WFQ queue can be determined from the configured weights. Please note that the
relevant bandwidth here is the line rate so that the frame size per port is relevant.
WFQ profiles (queue types)

For typical average frames sizes (>400B) and full node utilization (15-20G) the following
table gives recommended queue type values as a function of the port capacity allocated to
the WFQ queues ( i.e [total port data rate]-[GUA + GUA2])
Total REG1 REG REG3 REG4 BE BG

WFQ
Rate WEIGHT 10000 2300 625 625 625 625
(Mbps) Normalized 0.68 0.16 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04
Weight
10 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
12 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
14 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
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Rate WEIGHT 10000 2300 625 625 625 625
(Mbps) Normalized 0.68 0.16 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04
Weight
17 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
20 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
24 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
29 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
35 1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
42 1 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
51 2 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
62 3 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
75 3 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
91 4 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
111 5 *1 *1 *1 *1 *1
135 5 1 *1 *1 *1 *1
164 6 1 *1 *1 *1 *1
200 7 2 *1 *1 *1 *1
244 8 2 *1 *1 *1 *1
297 9 3 *1 *1 *1 *1
362 9 4 *1 *1 *1 *1
441 9 4 *1 *1 *1 *1
538 9 5 1 1 1 1
656 9 6 1 1 1 1
800 9 7 2 2 2 2
976 9 8 3 3 3 3
1191 9 9 3 3 3 3
1453 9 9 4 4 4 4
1773 9 9 5 5 5 5
2164 9 9 5 5 5 5
2641 9 9 6 6 6 6
3223 9 9 7 7 7 7
3934 9 9 8 8 8 8
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WFQ
Rate WEIGHT 10000 2300 625 625 625 625
(Mbps) Normalized 0.68 0.16 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04
Weight
4802 9 9 9 9 9 9
5861 9 9 9 9 9 9
7154 9 9 9 9 9 9
8732 9 9 9 9 9 9
10658 9 9 9 9 9 9
Notes:
1. Queue types with stars (*1) are the smallest thresholds HW permits but still too large to
prevent aging under extreme conditions. Therefore, aging is possible.
Extreme values and limitations

Effect of node utilization
The above table was given under the assumption of ~400byte frames size and full node
utilization. If the node utilization decreases, the aging time increases, and it is possible to
increase the buffer sizes- pushing the queue profiles towards profile #9 ( beyond profile
#9 the operator must inspect the threshold table, as these are manual thresholds).
Effect of frame size
If the frame size is known to be much smaller than 400 bytes, then the aging time
decreases. In this case, the thresholds must be decreased in order to prevent large latency
of CIR frames due to EIR frames. If the operator sees CIR discards, reducing the queue
profile should improve this.
Minimum queue size and minimum bandwidth
There is a limit to how small the queue depth threshold can go. HW restricts the lowest
non trivial discard threshold (zero is a possibility, but it does not occur in the existing
profiles) to about 128 KB (queue profile 1).. An aging time of 50 msec (which is a typical
aging time) is equivalent to buffering 128 KB at a queue rate of 128*8/50~20 Mbps.
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Overview
Purpose
The service mirroring feature enables to monitor traffic that enter the specified
cross-connect (ingress mirroring), or leave the specified cross-connect (egress mirroring).
The mirrored traffic could be monitored at specially defined ports (TAC1 or TAC2).
Any port in range 1-30, 129-158 could be defined as following:
Normal port ports works as usual port and allows to define services on it
TAC1 port port works as first service mirroring port. Doesn't allow defining services
on it.
TAC2 port port works as second service mirroring port. Doesn't allow defining
services on it.
When a port is created, it is configured to normal port by default. Modification of mirror
interface definition (meaning define a port to be used as mirrored port only) allowed for
interfaces with AdminStatus down only. Not allowed to define more that one TAC1
interface, and more than one TAC2 interface.
Each inflow or outflow has service mirroring flag that defines if mirror traffic for the
flow. Service mirroring index defines the service mirroring port TAC1 or TAC2.
When a port is defined as a service mirroring port, all the duplicated packets will be sent
on the Reg queue.
Contents
Mirror interface definition 1-107

Inflow mirror port 1-108
Inflow mirror flag 1-109
Outflow mirror port 1-110
Outflow mirror flag 1-111
Service mirroring upload 1-112
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Mirror interface definition

Set mirror interface consists of executing the following action:
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1 Set the service mirroring index in the nnNMXOpticsExtETSPortMirrorTable.

Set IN ARG OpticIMCsgVar::AttrVal

AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: nnNMXOpticsExtETSMirroringIndex
AttrVal.val = NOTAC (0) / TAC1 (1) / TAC2 (2). default value 0.
Note: Before the change of mirror interface(nnNMXOpticsExtETSMirroringIndex)

make sure the AdminStatus of the interface in IfTable is Down.
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Inflow mirror port

Set service mirror port for inflow consists of executing the following action:
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1 Set the mirror port in the nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable.


AttrVal.instance[0] = InFlowIndex
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorPort
AttrVal.val = TAC1 (1) / TAC2 (2). default value 1
Note: Before the change of service mirroring index make sure the InflowMirror flag
of the inflow in nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable is disabled.
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Inflow mirror flag

Set inflow mirror flag for inflow consists of executing the following action:
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1 Set the inflow mirror flag in the nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable.


AttrVal.instance[0] = InFlowIndex
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirror
AttrVal.val = enabled (1) / disabled (2). default value 2
Note: Before the change of inflow mirror make sure:

1. The RowStatus of the cross-connection connected to specified inflow in
opticsIMETSCrossConnectTable is active.
2. nnNMXOpticsExtETSOuflowMirror for outflow connected to the
cross-connection is disabled.
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Outflow mirror port

Set service mirror port for outflow consists of executing the following action:
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1 Set the outflow mirror flag in the nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable.


AttrVal.instance[0] = OutFlowIndex
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorPort
AttrVal.val = TAC1 (1) / TAC2 (2). default value 1
Note: Before the change of service mirroing index make sure the OutflowMirror flag
of the outflow in nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable is disabled.
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Outflow mirror flag

Set service mirror flag for outflow consists of executing the following action:
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1 Set the outflow mirror flag in the nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable.

AttrVal.instance[0] = OutFlowIndex
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf:: nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirror
AttrVal.val = enabled (1) / disabled (2). default value 2
Note: Before the change of outflow mirror make sure:

1. The RowStatus of the cross-connection connected to specified inflow in
opticsIMETSCrossConnectTable is active.
2. nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirror for outflow connected to the cross-connection
is disabled.
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Service mirroring upload

Uploading Service Mirroring information consists in retrieving the whole content of the
following tables:
1. nnNMXOpticsExtETSPortMirrorTable: interfaces
2. nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable: InFlows
3. nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable: OutFlows
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1 Interfaces upload
Uploading the interfaces consists in getting the
nnNMXOpticsExtETSPortMirrorTable content.
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSPortMirrorTable

OUT ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::AttrList:
For each entry found in the table, for each column of the table, the following info are returned in AttrList:
AttrVal.instance[0] = index of the interface (ifIndex)
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSMirroringIndex
AttrVal.val = Mirroring Index. NOTAC(0) / TAC1(1) / TAC2(2)
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2 InFlows upload
Uploading the inflows consists in getting the
nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable content.
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GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorTable

AttrVal.instance[0] = index of the inflow (opticsIMETSInFlowIndex)
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirror
AttrVal.val = Inflow Mirroring flag. Enabled (1) / Disabled (2)
Or
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSInflowMirrorPort
AttrVal.val = Mirror Port. TAC1 (1) / TAC2 (2)
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3 OutFlows upload
Uploading the outflows consists in getting the
nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable content.
GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorTable

AttrVal.instance[0] = index of the outflow (opticsIMETSOutFlowIndex)
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirror
AttrVal.val = Outflow Mirroring flag. Enabled (1) / Disbaled (2)
Or
AttrVal.oid = nnNMXxMplsIf::nnNMXOpticsExtETSOutflowMirrorPort
AttrVal.val = Mirror Port. TAC1 (1) / TAC2 (2)
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Overview
LAG interface
An LAG interface is a group of two Link Aggregation ports which is considered as a
single interface.
In order to configure an LAG interface, the manager should configure two MIB tables:
alclnkaggAggPortTable (proprietary) A table that contains Link Aggregation
Control configuration information about every Aggregation Port associated with this
device. A row appears in this table for each ethernet interface.
The table is pre-configured with a row for each Ethernet interface. The configuration
consists in modifying the specific interface values.
alclnkaggAggTable (proprietary) A table that contains information about every
Aggregator that is associated with this System.
The table is pre-configured with a row for every supported LAG group. The
configuration consists in modifying the specific LAG values.
The association of a port to a LAG group is based on the ActorAdminKey. Once the port's
key equals an active LAG key, the port is an attached LAG member.
For LAG naming rules refer to Appendix B, 1+1 LAG naming rules LAG naming
rules.
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1+1 LAG MIB tables
alclnkaggAggPortTable (ETS MIB)
alclnkaggAggPortIndex
Index of the table

alclnkaggAggPortActorSystemPriority
Priority value of the system. Inherited from Read-Only

the In use only when LACP is enabled
alclnkaggAggActorSystemPriority
value. Default value: 32784
alclnkaggAggPortActorSystemID
Node MAC address Read-Only

alclnkaggAggPortActorAdminKey
The current administrative value of the This is a 16-bit read-write value.

Key for the Aggregation Port. Can only be set if the port ifAdminStatus
is Down.
alclnkaggAggPortActorOperKey
Administrative value of Actor aggregation Read-Only

port 16-bit value
In use only when LACP is enabled.
Default value: 0
alclnkaggAggPortPartnerAdminKey
Administrative value of the Key for the Read-Only

partner port. In use only when LACP is enabled.
Default value: 0
alclnkaggAggPortPartnerOperKey
Operational value of the Key for the Read-Only

partner port In use only when LACP is enabled.
Default value: 0
alclnkaggAggPortSelectedAggID
The identifier value of the Aggregator that Read-Only

this Aggregation Port has currently Default value: 0
selected. Zero indicates that the
Aggregation Port has not selected an
Aggregator. When this field is not zero and
lacp is on the port receives and transmit
LACP frames. When this field is not zero
and lacp is off it just means that port is
setup to Be port of that LAG.
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alclnkaggAggPortAttachedAggID
ifIndex of the LAG to which this port is Zero if not attached, if this field is not zero
attached the port receives and transmit user frames
alclnkaggAggPortActorPortPriority
Actor port priority Configurable by user. Read-Write:

INTEGER (0..65535)
Read-Only when lacp type is off
Default value: 0
alclnkaggAggPortPartnerAdminPortPriority
Administrative value of the partner port Read-Only

priority. INTEGER (0..65535)
Default value: 0
alclnkaggAggPortPartnerOperPortPriority
Operational value of the partner port Read-Only

priority INTEGER (0..255)
Default value: 0
alclnkaggAggPortActorAdminState
A string of 8 bits, corresponding to the Read-Write when LACP is enabled

administrative values of Actor_State () as 0: lacpActivity
transmitted by the Actor in LACPDUs.
1: lacpTimeout
2: aggregation
3: synchronization
4: collecting
5: distributing
6: defaulted
7: expired
Default value:
Bits 0, 1, 2, 6 are set,
Bits 3, 4, 5, 7 are clear.
Only bit 1 is effective
Read-Only
When LACP is Disabled
alclnkaggAggPortActorOperState
A string of 8 bits, corresponding to the Read-Only

operational values of Actor_State On LACP disable mode, all bits are
cleared
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alclnkaggAggPortPartnerAdminState

administrative values of Actor_State() or On LACP disable mode, all bits are
the partner port cleared
alclnkaggAggPortPartnerOperState

operational values of Actor_State() of the On LACP disable mode, all bits are
partner port cleared
alclnkaggAggPortOperState
Operational status of the port Read-Only: INTEGER

1: up
2: down
3: notAttached
4: notAggregable
On LACP disable mode, only up and down
are supported
alclnkaggAggPortState
Aggregation status of the port Read-Only: INTEGER

3: configured
4: selected
5: reserved
6: attached
On LACP disable mode, only values 4 and
6 are supported
alclnkaggAggPortLinkState
Operational status of the link Read-Only: INTEGER

1: up
2: down
alclnkaggAggPortPrimary
Port is defined as primary or not Read-Only: INTEGER

1: yes
2: no
3: notSignificant
On LACP disable mode, only value 3 is
supported
alclnkaggAggPortLacpType
LacpType Read-Only
Port set with LACP protocol or not
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alclnkaggAggPortRowStatus
RowStatus RowStatus (always active)
alclnkaggAggTable (ETS MIB)
alclnkaggAggIndex
Index of the table

alclnkaggAggActorAdminKey
The current administrative value of the Read-Write

Key for the Aggregation Port. Given by INTEGER (0..65535)
operator.
alclnkaggAggName
Name of the aggregator is human readable STRING (SIZE (0..29))

string manually given by the operator
alclnkaggAggMACAddress
Aggregation Port MAC address (allocated Read-Only

by EMB). INTEGER (0..65535)
Default value when no ports are members
of the LAG is
00-00-00-00-00-00
alclnkaggAggAdminState
status assigned by the administrator. The 1: enable

activation of the aggregator is managed by
this nominator 2: disable
alclnkaggAggActorSystemPriority
A 2-octet indicating the priority value of Read-Write

the system.Configurable by operator. INTEGER (0..65535)
Change to this value affects all active
LAGs with LACP on. In use only when LACP is enabled.
Default value: 32784 (0x8010)
alclnkaggAggActorSystemID
Node MAC addres Read-Only

Default value:
00-00-00-00-00-00
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Operational key of Actor aggregator Read-Only

16-bit value.
Default value: 0.
alclnkaggAggPartnerSystemID
Partner node MAC address Read-Only

Default value:
00-00-00-00-00-00
alclnkaggAggPartnerSystemPriority
Partner node priority Read-Write

INTEGER (0..65535)
Default value: 0.
alclnkaggAggPartnerOperKey
Partner node Operational key Read-Only

Default value: 0.
alclnkaggAggSize
Maximum number of links that could be Read-Write

attached to this aggregator INTEGER (0..10)
Default value: 10.
alclnkaggAggNumber
LAG number Unique number given by Read-Only

EMB when LAG is created INTEGER (0..18)
alclnkaggAggDescr
String Description of the LAG Read-Only

DisplayString SIZE (0..255)
alclnkaggAggLacpType
Defines whether Aggregator operates Read-Write

LACP or Not. INTEGER
1: lacpOff
2: lacpOn
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Link aggregation Admin status Read-Write

INTEGER
1: enable
2: disable
alclnkaggAggOperState
Operational status of the aggregator with Read-Only

proprietary values INTEGER
1: up
2: down
3: logicPortCreatFailed
4: qReservationFailed
On LACP disable mode, only up and down
are supported
alclnkaggAggNbrSelectedPorts
The number of ports selected at the Read-Only

moment INTEGER (0..10)
Default value: 0.
alclnkaggAggNbrAttachedPorts
The number of ports attached at the Read-Only

moment INTEGER (0..10)
Default value: 0.
alclnkaggAggPrimaryPortIndex
The ifIndex of the primary port in the Read-Only

aggregator used to send BPDUs and Default value is zero (No primary port
flooding frames. Zero indicates no primary defined).
port is available
alclnkaggAggPrimaryPortPosition
The number of the primary port in the Read-Only

aggregator INTEGER (0..9)
In use only when LACP is Enabled.
Default value is 0 - (first port).
alclnkaggAggRowStatus
This object is the RowStatus (locking flag) Read-Write

for creating or deleting aggregator objects CreateAnGo, Active, or Destroy
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1+1 LAG port activate

Configuring a new LAG port consists in setting the Ethernet interface client type and
associating the LAG port to a LAG group.
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1 Set opticsIMEthClientType in OpticsIMEthConfTable to linkagg (3).

In order to set the field the AdminStatus in ifTable should be Down.
Once the Ethernet interface client type is linkagg, the LAG port data can be set in the
alclnkaggAggPortTable.
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2 Set of alclnkaggAggPortActorAdminKey in alclnkaggAggPortTable.

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3 Activate the port - set ifAdminStatus in IfTable to Up.

The sequence of operations is detailed in the next table.
1 Set IN ARG OpticIMCsgVar::AttrVal

AttrVal.instance[0] = interface ifIndex
AttrVal.oid = opticsIMEthNeMib::opticsIMEthClientType
AttrVal.val = linkagg (3)
AttrVal.oid = alclnkaggAggPortTable:: alclnkaggAggPortActorAdminKey
AttrVal.val = The current administrative value of the Key for the Aggregator

AttrVal.oid = IfTable:: ifAdminStatus
AttrVal.val = 1-up
In order to complete ports association to a LAG group, the group should be configured as
well.
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Several conditions for associating interface to a LAG group:
Interface should have the ifType (IfTable) = 6-ethernetCsmacd
Interface should have the same following parameters as in a LAG group:
ifMTU (ifTable)
opticsIMIfRateLimitedSpeed (opticsIMIfTable)
opticsIMEthCirOverbookingFactor (opticsIMEthConfTable)
etherType (ConfVLANEtherType)
wrrmanualmode - when working on manual mode, all weights and profiles must
be identical either.
Once the ifMTU or opticsIMIfRateLimitedSpeed or opticsIMEthCirOverbookingFactor
or etherType parameters were changed in the LAG group, those parameters will be
automatically changed for all interfaces that were attached to the group.
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Configuring a LAG group consists in setting the group ActorAdminKey, the AggName
and enabling the group.
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1 Set the alclnkaggAggActorAdminKey in alclnkaggAggTable to the desired KEY.

In order to modify the LAG, the alclnkaggAggAdminState should be DISABLE.
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2 Set the alclnkaggAggName in alclnkaggAggTable.

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3 Set the alclnkaggAggAdminState in alclnkaggAggTable to ENABLE.

Several conditions apply for LAG settings:
No other activated (enabled) LAG should contain the same ActorAdminKey.
Exactly two ports in alclnkaggAggPortTable should contain the same
ActorAdminKey.
The two ports members should:
Be in ifAdminStatus 1-up.
Have the same following configured parameters (unspecified values should be
equal in member ports):
ifType (IfTable) = 6-ethernetCsmacd
ifMTU (ifTable)
opticsIMEthClientType (OpticsIMEthConfTable) = 3-linkagg
opticsIMIfRateLimitedSpeed (opticsIMIfTable).
Once the LAG state is set to ENABLE, the ports alclnkaggAggPortState (a
read-only field) is set from configurable(2) to attached(6).

AttrVal.oid = alclnkaggAggTable:: alclnkaggAggActorAdminKey
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AttrVal.oid = alclnkaggAggTable:: alclnkaggAggName
AttrVal.type = STRING
AttrVal.val = Name of the aggregator
AttrVal.oid = alclnkaggAggTable:: alclnkaggAggAdminState
AttrVal.val = enable(1)
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Deactivating a LAG group consists in setting the group AdminState to DISABLE.
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1 Set the alclnkaggAggAdminState in alclnkaggAggTable to DISABLE.

In order to disable an LAG, no active ETS inflow or outflow should contain the LAG
index.

AttrVal.oid = alclnkaggAggTable:: alclnkaggAggAdminState
AttrVal.val = disable(2)
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1+1 LAG Upload

Uploading the LAG consists in retrieving the whole content of:
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1 alclnkaggAggTable: LAG group

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2 alclnkaggAggPortTable: LAG ports
1 GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = alcatelIND1LAGMIB:: alclnkaggAggTable


AttrVal.instance[0] = index of the LAG entry

AttrVal.oid = alcatelIND1LAGMIB:: alclnkaggAggAdminState
AttrVal.val = enable(1), diable(2)
or
AttrVal.oid = alcatelIND1LAGMIB:: alclnkaggAggActorAdminKey
or
AttrVal.oid = alcatelIND1LAGMIB:: alclnkaggAggName
AttrVal.type = STRING
AttrVal.val = Name of the aggregator
2 GetTable IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::CsgVar::OID: tableOid = alcatelIND1LAGMIB:: alclnkaggAggPortTable
AttrVal.instance[0] = index of the ports associated (by their key) to the LAG group.
AttrVal.oid = alcatelIND1LAGMIB:: alclnkaggAggPortActorAdminKey
or
AttrVal.oid = alcatelIND1LAGMIB:: alclnkaggAggPortState
AttrVal.val = configurable(2), attached(6)
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Support
Overview
The support allows general management.
The MIB objects for the support are:
opticsIMNERestartRequest (RW)
Restart the card 1. restart

2. idle
3. coldRestart
4. warmRestart
5. dbTruncate
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Restart and truncate database

There are 5 types of restart that can be set:
Type Value Description
Restart 1 Reset the card (traffic effected)
Idle 2 Do nothing
coldRestart 3 Same as restart
warmRestart 4 Not supported

dbTruncate 5 Truncate (clear) the database and do a cold restart
Set reset object IN ARG OpticsIMCsgVar::AttrList

AttrList[0].oid = tsdimSupportMib::opticsIMNERestartRequest.0
AttrList[0].val = the restart type (1-5)
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Mapping
To calculate the ifIndex by the port number X

gfp interface = (X * 8) + 1
ethernet interface = (X * 8) + 268435457 (In hexadecimal: 10000001)
Table A-1 Port to ifIndex mapping table
Port gfp ethernet ifIndex Port gfp ethernet ifIndex Port gfp ethernet ifIndex
ifIndex ifIndex ifIndex
1 9 268435465 87 697 268436153 173 1385 268436841

2 17 268435473 88 705 268436161 174 1393 268436849
3 25 268435481 89 713 268436169 175 1401 268436857
4 33 268435489 90 721 268436177 176 1409 268436865
5 41 268435497 91 729 268436185 177 1417 268436873

6 49 268435505 92 737 268436193 178 1425 268436881
7 57 268435513 93 745 268436201 179 1433 268436889

8 65 268435521 94 753 268436209 180 1441 268436897
9 73 268435529 95 761 268436217 181 1449 268436905
10 81 268435537 96 769 268436225 182 1457 268436913

11 89 268435545 97 777 268436233 183 1465 268436921
12 97 268435553 98 785 268436241 184 1473 268436929

13 105 268435561 99 793 268436249 185 1481 268436937
14 113 268435569 100 801 268436257 186 1489 268436945

15 121 268435577 101 809 268436265 187 1497 268436953
16 129 268435585 102 817 268436273 188 1505 268436961
17 137 268435593 103 825 268436281 189 1513 268436969

18 145 268435601 104 833 268436289 190 1521 268436977
19 153 268435609 105 841 268436297 191 1529 268436985
20 161 268435617 106 849 268436305 192 1537 268436993
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Table A-1 Port to ifIndex mapping table (continued)
21 169 268435625 107 857 268436313 193 1545 268437001
22 177 268435633 108 865 268436321 194 1553 268437009

23 185 268435641 109 873 268436329 195 1561 268437017
24 193 268435649 110 881 268436337 196 1569 268437025

25 201 268435657 111 889 268436345 197 1577 268437033
26 209 268435665 112 897 268436353 198 1585 268437041

27 217 268435673 113 905 268436361 199 1593 268437049
28 225 268435681 114 913 268436369 200 1601 268437057

29 233 268435689 115 921 268436377 201 1609 268437065
30 241 268435697 116 929 268436385 202 1617 268437073
31 249 268435705 117 937 268436393 203 1625 268437081
32 257 268435713 118 945 268436401 204 1633 268437089
33 265 268435721 119 953 268436409 205 1641 268437097

34 273 268435729 120 961 268436417 206 1649 268437105
35 281 268435737 121 969 268436425 207 1657 268437113

36 289 268435745 122 977 268436433 208 1665 268437121
37 297 268435753 123 985 268436441 209 1673 268437129
38 305 268435761 124 993 268436449 210 1681 268437137
39 313 268435769 125 1001 268436457 211 1689 268437145
40 321 268435777 126 1009 268436465 212 1697 268437153
41 329 268435785 127 1017 268436473 213 1705 268437161
42 337 268435793 128 1025 268436481 214 1713 268437169
43 345 268435801 129 1033 268436489 215 1721 268437177

44 353 268435809 130 1041 268436497 216 1729 268437185
45 361 268435817 131 1049 268436505 217 1737 268437193
46 369 268435825 132 1057 268436513 218 1745 268437201
47 377 268435833 133 1065 268436521 219 1753 268437209

48 385 268435841 134 1073 268436529 220 1761 268437217
49 393 268435849 135 1081 268436537 221 1769 268437225

50 401 268435857 136 1089 268436545 222 1777 268437233
51 409 268435865 137 1097 268436553 223 1785 268437241

52 417 268435873 138 1105 268436561 224 1793 268437249
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53 425 268435881 139 1113 268436569 225 1801 268437257
54 433 268435889 140 1121 268436577 226 1809 268437265

55 441 268435897 141 1129 268436585 227 1817 268437273
56 449 268435905 142 1137 268436593 228 1825 268437281

57 457 268435913 143 1145 268436601 229 1833 268437289
58 465 268435921 144 1153 268436609 230 1841 268437297

59 473 268435929 145 1161 268436617 231 1849 268437305
60 481 268435937 146 1169 268436625 232 1857 268437313

61 489 268435945 147 1177 268436633 233 1865 268437321
62 497 268435953 148 1185 268436641 234 1873 268437329
63 505 268435961 149 1193 268436649 235 1881 268437337
64 513 268435969 150 1201 268436657 236 1889 268437345
65 521 268435977 151 1209 268436665 237 1897 268437353

66 529 268435985 152 1217 268436673 238 1905 268437361
67 537 268435993 153 1225 268436681 239 1913 268437369

68 545 268436001 154 1233 268436689 240 1921 268437377
69 553 268436009 155 1241 268436697 241 1929 268437385
70 561 268436017 156 1249 268436705 242 1937 268437393
71 569 268436025 157 1257 268436713 243 1945 268437401
72 577 268436033 158 1265 268436721 244 1953 268437409
73 585 268436041 159 1273 268436729 245 1961 268437417
74 593 268436049 160 1281 268436737 246 1969 268437425
75 601 268436057 161 1289 268436745 247 1977 268437433

76 609 268436065 162 1297 268436753 248 1985 268437441
77 617 268436073 163 1305 268436761 249 1993 268437449
78 625 268436081 164 1313 268436769 250 2001 268437457
79 633 268436089 165 1321 268436777 251 2009 268437465

80 641 268436097 166 1329 268436785 252 2017 268437473
81 649 268436105 167 1337 268436793 253 2025 268437481

82 657 268436113 168 1345 268436801 254 2033 268437489
83 665 268436121 169 1353 268436809 255 2041 268437497

84 673 268436129 170 1361 268436817 256 2049 268437505
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86 689 268436145 172 1377 268436833
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rules
Naming Field Subfield Range Syntax Range Syntax

bits identifier
Data client purposes 015 (4 bits)
T Type 03 (2 bits) 1 Hard-coded
L Layer 03 (2 bits) decimal value
I Interface Type 11023 (10 bits) 161 Hard-coded

decimal value
N Logical Interface Identifier 1262143 (18 bits)
Total: 32 bits
31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 170
Data client purposes Interface type Logical Interface Identifier

0 1 L L 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
The following considerations apply to proposed naming rules for Ethernet Link
Aggregations:
Data Client purposes field keeps both the same range and syntax as in referred
document for Naming Rule for 4G node
Naming rule for Ethernet Link Aggregation is identified from an hard-coded
value encoded in T subfield (equal to decimal 1), identifying an LAG as a logical
interface;
L bits allow to decode the hierarchical level; L bits are set to 00 when an LAG
interface is created and are incremented for stacked interface over LAG interface
Channel field has been removed from the LAG naming rule
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Hierarchical structure (with physical coordinates (rack, subrack, drawer, board))
inside 4G NE naming rule with 00 T subfield is replaced from a flat structure
consisting of both Interface Type and Logical Interface Identifier field:
Interface Type field is filled up with hard-coded IANA If Type value (161) for
Ethernet Link Aggregation
Logical Interface Identifier field is filled up with LAG logical identifier: up 256K
Link Aggregation Groups are allowed to be supported on per NE basis.
Example
31 30 29 28 | 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 | 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
10
00 01 00 00 | 00 00 01 00 01 00 00 00 00 01 | LAG logical identifier
Index of LAG x = 1115947008 (0x42840000) + x
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A ASN.1
Abstract Syntax Notation One
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B BPDU
Bridge Protocol Data Unit
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C CBS
Committed Burst Size
CIR
Committed Information Rate
CoS
Class of Service
...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
E ETB
Ethernet Transport Bridging
ETS
Ethernet Transport Service
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F FCS
Frame Check Sequence
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G GE
Gigabit Ethernet
GFP
Generic Frame Procedure
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I Interface (or Termination)

An interface is an object that has a corresponding entry in the IfTable of the MIB. It can be a
physical or a logical interface.
A physical interface can be supported by the following underlie layers:
MAU: in this case, the interface is connected to a physical port, and the Ethernet interface of
the stack is called a local interface (Not supported for 5.0)
SDH: in this case, the interface has a related NAP in the SONET Matrix, and the Ethernet
interface of the stack is called a remote interface
A logical interface is an interface that is stacked over another (physical or logical) interface
The interface that is supported is of type GFP.
The supported stacking combination is:
Remote Interfaces
(over SONET underlie layer)
Ethernet interface
over GFP
GFP
SONET
IP
Internet Protocol
ISA
Integrated Service Adapter
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L LAN
Local Area Network
LAPS
Link Access Procedure over SDH
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M MAU
Medium Attachment Unit
MIB
Management Information Base
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MRU
Maximum Receive Unit
The largest frame size which can be received on the interface.
MTU
Maximum Transfer Unit, or Maximum Transmission Unit
The largest frame size which can be sent on the interface.
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N NE
Network Equipment
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O OID
Object Identifier
OMSN
Optical Multi Service Node
OND
Optical Networks Division
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P PBS
Peak Burst Size
PIR
Peak Information Rate
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Q QoS
Quality of Service
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S SDH
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
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V VID
VLAN Identifier
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VLAN
Virtual LAN
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W WFQ
Weighted Fair Queuing
WRED
Weighted Random Early Detection
WRR
Weighted Round Robin
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Intended audience ......................................................................................................................................................................... xi

Related information ..................................................................................................................................................................... xi

Technical support ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

How to comment ........................................................................................................................................................................ xiii

1 ES64U SNMP MIB description

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

System MIB ................................................................................................................................................................................ 1-5

Generic interface MIB ............................................................................................................................................................ 1-7

Ethernet Layer MIB ............................................................................................................................................................... 1-13

GFP Transmission Layers MIB ......................................................................................................................................... 1-15

Error logs table ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1-18

ETS Layer MIB

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-19

Alarms and events

Trap mechanism ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1-28

Supported Alarms/Events .................................................................................................................................................... 1-30

MIB tables for alarm/trap/event management ............................................................................................................. 1-35

Enable trap manager .............................................................................................................................................................. 1-42

Upload manager address ...................................................................................................................................................... 1-44

Upload alarm profile information ..................................................................................................................................... 1-46

Upload open alarm table ...................................................................................................................................................... 1-48

Upload log tables .................................................................................................................................................................... 1-49

Performance monitoring per port

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-52

MIB tables for PM per port ................................................................................................................................................ 1-53

Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) ........................................................................................................................... 1-57

Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX) ........................................................................................................................... 1-58

Resetting current counters of PM (RX & TX) ............................................................................................................. 1-59

Upload PM Information ....................................................................................................................................................... 1-60

Performance monitoring per queue

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-65

MIB tables for PM per queue ............................................................................................................................................. 1-66

Creating collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue ...................................................................................................... 1-71

Deleting collection of PM (RX & TX) per queue ...................................................................................................... 1-73

Upload PM per queue information .................................................................................................................................. 1-74

Performance monitoring per flow

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-77

MIB tables for PM per flow ............................................................................................................................................... 1-78

Creating collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) .......................................................................................... 1-84

Deleting collection of PM per flow (inflow & outflow) .......................................................................................... 1-86

Upload PM per flow information ..................................................................................................................................... 1-87

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-93

Ethernet WRR modification ............................................................................................................................................... 1-94

WRR mode ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1-96

WRR weight ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-97

WRR profile ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-98

WRR upload ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-99

WRR limitation ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1-103

Service mirroring management

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-106

Mirror interface definition ................................................................................................................................................ 1-107

Inflow mirror port ................................................................................................................................................................ 1-108

Inflow mirror flag ................................................................................................................................................................ 1-109

Outflow mirror port ............................................................................................................................................................. 1-110

Outflow mirror flag ............................................................................................................................................................. 1-111

Service mirroring upload ................................................................................................................................................... 1-112

1+1 LAG - Link Aggregation management

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-114

1+1 LAG MIB tables .......................................................................................................................................................... 1-115

1+1 LAG port activate ....................................................................................................................................................... 1-121