OAM Error Frame Monitor

In this user interface, you can define the parameters of error frame monitoring.

Navigation Path

In the NE Explorer, select a board and choose Configuration > Ethernet Maintenance > Ethernet Port OAM from the Function Tree. Click the OAM Error Frame Monitor tab.

Parameters

Field	Value	Description
Port	For example: PORT3	Displays the port name.
Error Frame Monitor Window (ms)	1000-60000, in step length of 100 Default: 1000	The Error Frame Monitor Window (ms) parameter specifies the period during which the number of error frames received at the port exceeds the specified upper threshold. In this case, a link event alarm is reported.
Error Frame Monitor Threshold (Entries)	1-4294967295 (in step length of 1)	The Error Frame Monitor Threshold (Entries) parameter specifies the upper threshold of error frames received at the port. In this case, a link event alarm is reported.
Error Frame Period Window (frames)	Maxpps/10-Maxpps*60, in step length of 1 Default: Maxpps	The Error Frame Period Window (frames) parameter specifies the received N frames in which the number of error frames reach the specified upper threshold. In this case, a link event alarm is reported.
Error Frame Period Threshold (frames)	1-892800000, in step length of 1	The Error Frame Period Threshold (frames) parameter specifies the received N frames in which the number of error frames reach the specified upper threshold. In this case, a link event alarm is reported.
Error Frame Second Window (s)	10-900, in step length of 1 Default: 60	The Error Frame Second Window (s) parameter specifies the error frame second when any error frames are received at the port within one second. If the error frame seconds within a certain time period reach the specified upper threshold, link event alarms are reported. The time period in which error frames are received is called the error frame second window.
Error Frame Second Threshold (s)	1-900, in step length of 1	The Error Frame Second Threshold (s) parameter specifies the second during which error frames are received at the port. If the error frame seconds within a certain time period reach the specified upper threshold, a link event alarm is reported. The upper threshold is called the error frame second threshold.